Ascertain “witness suitability” by examining whether eyewitnesses were even capable of accurately perceiving the event in the first place.

To avoid an uncritical acceptance of paranormal claims, one ought to possess the character traits shared by highly effective investigators.

The purpose of this blog series is to expose paranormal investigators to the potential variables that could discredit a claimant’s story.

It's common to refer to the disruptive effects of religion as a "syndrome." But is religious trauma really a "syndrome"? We would argue, no.

True story. I used to be a nude model, and taking my clothes off for a living was the only way I could get a job as a professor.

I want you to ponder this question for a second: "Freedom to choose ... or freedom from choice — which is more liberating?" It's important.

Rethinking Jesus was written to inspire beleaguered Christians in a way that allows them to see their own truth and to embrace it.

New publication from SHERM Journal: "The Healing Jesus Crusade and its Perception by the Muslim Community of Ede (Southwest Nigeria)"

What is Hagioprepēs? It is the act of rationalizing the sinful behaviors of culture heroes and saints in the Bible.

Help support the world's first and most comprehensive sociological study on religious trauma.

New book publication from GCRR Press! God and Horrendous Suffering, Edited by John W. Loftus

GCRR is hosting the 2nd Annual International eConference on Atheism to discuss the theme of "God and Suffering."

The US Department of Justice announced the seizure of 17 Jewish manuscripts, funeral scrolls, and community records stolen during WWII.

A close analysis of religious law reveals that it is anything but a legal outlier in its influence on U.S. Law.

This book takes a comprehensive look at how the Bible frames patriotic duty as a proper alternative to nationalism.

Robert M. Price's new book, When Gospels Collide, exposes the folly of harmonizing the contradictions found in the four canonical Gospels.

GCRR is proud to introduce the Head of our "International Religious Law" division, Professor Jonathan Arnold, Esq.

Book Review: The Date of the Muratorian Fragment By John F. Lingelbach

Book Review of Faith After Doubt by Brian D. McLaren

New SHERM Article: "’Emet: The Paradox of Death and Afterlife" by Zev Garber