From Akbar’s reforms to Aurangzeb’s rule, how did the Mughals shape India’s identity? A sharp look at power, pluralism, and ...

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As we near Easter, questions about a possible religious revival, and where the narrative and the data agree and clash, have ...

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Today, on the first Friday of Lent, Daniel Rober, an associate professor of Catholic Studies, considers a timely question: Is religion making a comeback in the United States? He looks at the data, the ...

This Pew Research Center report describes levels of religious diversity in 201 countries and territories. We measure how evenly each country’s population is distributed among seven groups: Christians, ...