Now that a European constitution has been scuttled by more worldly concerns, the question of which gods (if any) should...

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...

Such is any attempt to talk about the whole of American history without talking about Jonathan Edwards, according to historian George...

You won’t find too many surprises in the Grammy gospel nominations, just released last week, but for this — Outkast, which...

That — and a medicine-cabinet-raiding house breaker — is what it took to tip off the residents of a...

God may have gone missing (or not), but there’s no doubting the mighty omnipresence of religion — it’s on...

Ramadan is over, and Christmas is coming; so who better to celebrate the season than a Buddhist named Jesse Maceo...

“Compared to the upcoming [Supreme Court] case on the Pledge of Allegiance and the use of the words ‘under...

The angels — or, at least, the critics — are already singing the praises of HBO’s yet-to-air, six-hour adapatation...

Novelists bring us the news journalists fail to convey: sex and religion are in many ways two names for...

“A few years back,” writes Alan Rifkin in The Los Angeles Times Magazine, “a mentally ill man wandered on the campus [of Fuller...

Johnny Hart, creator of the popular “B.C.” comic strip, stands accused of “secret jihad” by several fellow cartoonists. Gene Weingarten of The...

In his cover story for this month’s edition of Crisis, the conservative Catholic magazine, Mark Gavreau Judge never explains what exactly he...

Some people just don’t know when to leave. Evangelical jihadi and U.S. Lt. General William G. Boykin soldiers on, despite the...

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

Christiany Today‘s Ted Olson provides a fascinating array of responses to Elf, the controversial new film adaptation of the Christmas story critics fear...

Do Quakers have a constitutional right to quiet? That they do is the argument of a group of Friends,...

Great journalism requires both skepticism and empathy. So how does a believer — or an atheist — write about...

“An Iraqi between posters of prominent Shiite cleric Sheik Muqtada al-Sadr and Imam Ali, first Imam and cousin of...

Does the press’s coverage of Islam actually cover-up the complexities of a far-from monolithic faith? Why is Islam —...

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

According to Alt.Muslim, one of the world’s greatest traditional Islamic artists lives in Arlington, Virginia. Mohamed Zakariya is a calligrapher, and he...