This post explores the psychological dimensions of sympathetic magic, its historical origins, modern practices, and the human psyche.

Narcissists are drawn to professional ministry due to the opportunities these roles present for power, control, and admiration.

Those who claim religion is a mental illness clearly don't understand what a "mental illness" actually is.

They sure as hell didn't believe people would suddenly start floating buck-ass naked into the stratosphere to go meet a white-skinned Jesus.

The pseudo-expertise of prophecy pundits and rapture enthusiasts simply capitalizes on mass hysteria, paranoia, and global crises.

Parents have to prepare for the day when religious zealots attempt to indoctrinate their child against their wishes. So what can you do?

There exists an important difference between Adverse Religious Experiences and Religious Trauma. Learn what the distinction really is.

Read an interview with Dr. Dennis Blue, author of "Rethinking Jesus: When the Walk Fails the Talk."

Read an interview with counter-apologist, John W. Loftus, author of "God and Horrendous Suffering."

As the history of the SBC reveals, they rarely confront social injustices or target systemic dysfunctions until forced to do so.

If you’re seeking treatment for religious trauma specifically, you should ask a few questions before committing to therapy.

SHERM Journal explores counselors’ experiences of the influence of a fundamentalist religious upbringing on mental health.

If you're in some form of religious ministry, you had better read this story ... so you don't also traumatize someone in your congregation.

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.

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

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

Call for Papers! GCRR Press is releasing a large-scale publication that will offer an interdisciplinary examination of religious trauma.

Dr. Terri Daniel, a non-religious hospice chaplain, invites you to a freethinking community for two great events.

On the weekend of May 29-30, the Global Center for Religious Research (GCRR) hosted the 2021 International eConference on Religious...

GCRR Press is in the process of bringing together some of the world's top scholars and researchers on religious trauma for a...