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Despite the scandals, many churchgoers find ways to justify their allegiance to the president
Jewish groups say words no longer enough from Labour leader
Central council president’s advice follows anti-Semitic attack in Berlin
Although threatened by modernity, holy men can still garner crucial votes
The religion goes unrecognised in world’s largest Muslim-majority nation
Ahead of Sunday’s elections in Hungary, Kate Maltby visits her grandmother’s homeland
Today, hatred of Jews is mixed in with fights about Islam and Israel
Parliamentary party calls for action against supporters posting abusive and violent comments
Cleric’s disappearance highlighted tension over Beijing-Vatican agreement
Former UK prime minister insists problem did not exist when he was party leader
Among atheists as well as believers, strident secularism is giving way to a renewed sense of faith’s hold
The Labour leader would hardly have treated abuse of other minorities so gingerly
The west’s largest taboo is creeping back from the fringes, most remarkably in the US and UK
Mary Beard whirls round Maharashtra, Seville, Venice and offers an an interesting angle on iconoclasm
US bank agrees to publish report after pressure from religious shareholders
Former HK cardinal says Holy See ordered two bishops to make way for Beijing’s choices
The FT's Roula Khalaf lifts the veil on Europe's attitude to the hijab
God, far from dying, enjoys a comeback as those without religion make up a minority
Former NHS chief nurse to hold top role in Anglican church
Growing strength of AfD party and influx of Arab refugees fuel anxiety about intolerance
Hubs such as London are generally atheist — so how can they aspire to host a mainly religious world?
Abandoned animals are causing havoc in villages
The 40,000-year-old Lion Man is the star of the show in a tightly organised exhibition on all aspects of religion
We should not pretend cultural reforms were ever ushered forth at the speed of a tweet
