There’s a valuable comparison to be found by slogging through this week’s New Yorker lead story (print only), by the normally-astute Jon...

In the beginning, there was a “time of innocence.” Pam Shaw, one of a few thousand Eves, called it...

From Jay Rosen‘s “Journalism is Itself a Religion” — a new Revealer feature: What results from the “relative godlessness of mainstream journalists?” Or, in a more...

Buried in the Christmas edition of The New York Times was a story that might be characterized as the religion reporter’s...

Vanity Fair‘s Christopher Hitchens takes a loyalty oath; The New Republic‘s Jeffrey Rosen considers conversion; and The New York Times‘ David Brooks plays the part of the...

When The New York Times delivers a sermon, it’s usually of the secular variety, which is why it comes as a...

In a bold attempt to coin a new catchphrase, Nicholas Kristof of The New York Timeswrites of the “God gulf” between liberal and conservative...