GCRR is proud to introduce the Head of our "Applied Sociology" division, Dr. Josh Packard.

This post explores the first concentrated effort to theologize the person of Christ in the second century.

We have some major research projects coming up, and we want YOU to be a part of it!

In this YouTube video, GCRR President, Dr. Darren Slade, discusses the problems and complexities with using the term "religion."

GCRR) is now officially partnering with and following the sociological research of Springtide Research Institute.

The book, Crossing Boundaries, Redefining Faith, seeks to be a touchstone of the best scholarship about the ECM to date.

If things continue unchanged and unchallenged, then the death of institutional Christianity is precisely what will happen.

It is believed that a person's religion influences their politicals. But what if the reality is that politics influences their religion?

Lingelbach examines the two largest Christian movements at the end of the first century: the Pauline and Ebionite movements.

The reasons why Millennials are likely never to embrace or return to institutional religion ever again in their lifetimes.

There's a direct correlation between the age of the pastor and the age of the congregants who attend church every week.

GCRR Resident Scholars are paid $250 to conduct unique research in the study of religion, which is then published in SHERM journal.

The idea that liberal theologies cause a deterioration in mainline Protestantism, while conservative theologies produce growth, is wrong.

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Dr. Merino's study found that the majority of church-going Christians do not have regular or meaningful contact with marginalized groups.

Defense of my choice to sign the GCR "Open Letter to Evangelicals of Moral Conscience" by arguing evangelicals are guilty by association.