“The future growth of the Christian Right,” writes Tanya Erzen, “depends on whether it can mobilize African-American and Latino...

Margaret Atwood reimagines the story of Herodias’s daughter — the girl who called for John the Baptist’s head —...

A small story that gets no press, because it’s wacky and kind of pathetic: D.C. prayer rally at a...

Sharlet: I’m a finalist in the national reporting category for the $10,000 Livingston Award for journalists under 35, for...

“Bush’s faith-based conception of his mission, which stands above and beyond reasoned inquiry, jibes well with his administration’s pro-business...

The press is paying attention to last night’s Ohio gubenatorial GOP primary win of Ken Blackwell. If Blackwell wins...

The boundaries of religious expression in the workplace — a cause defended by an over-broad coalition that links religious...

The end of gnosticism?

Spireality: “He and his buddies have lots of fun at the lumberyard… They laugh as they hammer the cross...

Alex Golub explores why the fact that Jews are like tomatoes doesn’t matter in Hawaii, where he teaches cultural...

More Revealer-related radio: Revealer books editor Scott M. Korb talks about religious violence with NPR’s Scott Simon; Revealer contributor...

“Resurrection Day” aftermath: We’re a day late with this one, but that’s no reason you shouldn’t listen to “Shunning...

Jesus pooping on Bush and the flag on an episode of “South Park” doesn’t really rate as “controversy,” even...

More from Revealer contributor Laurel Snyder, discussing her new book Half/Life: Jew-ish Tales from Interfaith Homes on NPR’s “All...

Anti-feminist It Girl Caitlin Flanagan has cobbled her New Yorker and Atlantic articles into a defense of “traditional motherhood”...