Religion

A Dutch court ruled that the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is, in fact, not a religion.

Ready your spaghetti for some divine EVOO!

The religiously inclined did not enjoy watching the Minister of Culture bite into our Lord and Savior's frosting stigmata.

The Palestinian- and Syrian-American chef opens up about the intense racist backlash she faced when her Oakland bakery opened.

New food technology could call for revising—or at least clarifying—some of Judaism's oldest rules.

If adding bacon to the sandwiches was a mistake, it was a mistake made 14 times.

For 17 years, Vowz Bar has been serving cocktails with a side of Buddhist philosophy, offering drinks with names like Mugen-Jigoku (Never-Ending Suffering in Hell) as well as medicinal liquors infused with turtles and snakes.

The first White House iftar took place in 1805.

For Passover in PDX, we're gonna party like it's 1503.

Brisket and gefilte fish feature at many Ashkenazic Passover seders in the US, but the foods of Sephardi Jews are inspired by their roots in the Mediterranean.

This is by no means the first time that Cadbury has found itself falsely accused of whitewashing Easter.

St. Mary’s Church in North West London brewed its first commercial beer last autumn, and uses the profits to fund youth work. “I’d seen the growth of craft beer,” says church warden Steve Reynolds. “We just thought it’d be funny if we put a little...