31 January 2006 The Washington Post’s Peter Carlson previews the Smithsonian’s report on John Frum Day, the high holy day of one...

30 January 2006 Orthodox Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, a veteran of efforts to bring evangelicals and Jews together over Israeli issues, continued...

30 January 2006 For liberal Palestinians fearful that the newly-elected Hamas party intends to enforce Islamic law on the...

30 January 2006 Rob Stein, of The Washington Post, tallies the number of “conscience clause” bills under consideration in more...

30 January 2006 Nearly a quarter of President Bush’s $15 billion HIV/AIDS program is earmarked for faith-based groups, with...

29 January 2006 Melissa Benner eats Tet and keeps clean in Vietnam, where detergent commercials blendBuddhism and advertising.

27 January 2006 Scott Jaschik from Inside Higher Ed reports on “The Wingspread Declaration on Religion and Public Life: Engaging Higher...

26 January 2006 Everybody knows that NYT reporters just want people to be nice, and Ian Fisher proves that today by cooing...

26 January 2006 Senator Sam Brownback’s democracy: “‘This, [he says,] being senator, running for president, waving the flag of...

24 January 2006 Pity the poor New York Times, struggling to cover foreign affairs as best it can absent serious discussion of...

24 January 2006 Religion professor and author of The Beloved Community: How Faith Shapes Social Justice, From the Civil Rights...

24 January 2006 The ultra-conservative (but not actually secretive) Catholic group, Opus Dei is calling for the film adaptation...

23 January 2006 The Utah Senate initially approved a bill last Friday that would make public school teachers include anti-evolution caveats...

23 January 2006 Jacques Steinberg of The New York Times investigates the fate of a reality TV show that was scheduled...

19 January 2006 Jesus as Steve Biko (well, if Biko spoke Xhosa), this week in Utah, when the South...

19 January 2006 When Nietzche vandalizes.

19 January 2006 “But it is relevant to his theme to note that thanks to Booth’s derringer ball, the...

18 January 2006 New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin joins the swollen ranks of bumbling politicians and clerics made to apologize to...

18 January 2006 World Harvest Church Pastor Rod Parsley, whose products you can read about here, along with his fellow...

17 January 2006 From the 7th Circuit U.S. Appeals Court in Chicago, an important ruling in the case Freedom From...

17 January 2006 Nearly a month after Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez made his Christmas Eve address to his nation,...

16 January 2006 Fetal funerals, ultrasound machines, and baby bonnets for women who want abortions. John Leland of The New...

16 January 2006 Ever had the irresistible urge to see the culture wars put to tortured verse? To understand...

16 January 2006 In response to the irreverent and over-hyped new NBC sitcom, The Book of Daniel, the Episcopal Diocese...