The Religion and Ethics Report

An large survey finds that young Catholic women are significantly more conservative than older generations.

As Malaysia celebrates 60 years of independence this month, there's growing pressure to reboot Malaysia as a fully Islamic society.

The Unification Church in Japan is at risk of being dissolved. The government is investigating allegedly predatory financial schemes and shadowy links with politicians.

For centuries, some Christian communities have shut themselves off from the outside world. But the Exclusive Brethren sect are especially strict about contact with outsiders.

Israel is tearing itself apart with mass demonstrations, threats of army desertion, even warnings from the president of civil war. So what do Australian Jews think of Israel?

Leading research group the Pew Centre, has done a deep dive into all religion in China.

What's different about today's anti-racism movement, compared with that of the civil rights era? We hear from Black American scholar Tyler Austin Harper.

The Pan Malaysian Islamic Party was an austere movement on the edge of politics. But now it's leading a coalition that did very well in recent state elections. It’s also using images from Islam’s glorious past to build its popularity.

Kristy Nabhan-Warren of the University of Iowa discusses her fascinating book  about the vibrant religious life in, of all places, America’s abattoirs and meatworks. 

Kristy Nabhan-Warren of the University of Iowa discusses her fascinating book about the vibrant religious life in, of all places, America’s abattoirs and meatworks. 

Pope Francis flies into Mongolia this week for his 43rd foreign visit since taking office in 2023. Why is he going?