Generation Z and Generation Alpha have often come under fire for being disconnected and increasingly isolated from their peers. Could a decrease in religious education to be to blame? Or is religion fated to lose its grip on the younger generations for good? God Forbid speaks to high school students to get the answer.

But if God says that man is fallible, and man wrote the Bible, then how can we know that the Bible is the true word of God? Where do our ideas of God come from? Is he purely a human-made invention, used to tell a morally compelling ancient story? 

When does cutting off a parent go from self-care to severing ties unnecessarily? What are the ethics behind going 'no contact' with difficult family members?

If disaster strikes, are you ready? From faith-driven survivalists to billionaire bunkers, the rise of prepping raises big ethical questions. Is it wise foresight or doomsday paranoia? And in a crisis, do we fend for ourselves or help others?

How can you ethically condense millions of years of history, religion, and culture into a 30-second video?

Pope Francis was the first pope from South America, and was said to be one of the most progressive and humble popes in Catholic history. But can the Church sustain his legacy?

How do queer people stay faithful? And how do people raised on religion celebrate being sexually and gender diverse?

How have 'psychedelics' and recreational drugs affected (and been affected by) religion?

Believers have long looked to the heavens for meaning, believing in not only God, but UFOs as well.

Why do religions tell us to cover up? And how has this affected the way we value, judge, and sexualise our bodies in the modern world?