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...

Actually, the Vatican abolished that office — also known as the “devil’s advocate” — 20 years ago, but when...

Saddam’s not the only thing gone missing from Iraq; according to the British Daily Telegraph, booze and gambling are disappearing...

Noah Levine is the latest Buddhist darling, son of bestselling Buddhist author Stephen Levine, and a tattooed punk who returns an...

The Revealer’s better half, Killing the Buddha, scores with one of the more interesting pieces on the consecration of Gene Robinson,...

Newsweek‘s Joshua Hammer offers an unintended glimpse into the role of religion — American, that is — in the Iraq war....

“Is Religion Good Medicine?” asks the cover line on the latest Newsweek. It’s certainly good cover fodder, as is health....

This Ramadan, The Revealer promises not to disturb our fast with: movies, masturbation, or cupping (that’s medical bloodletting, for all you infidels). Islam Online offers other helpful...

As Leah Eichler tells it in Moment, a Jewish monthly, the story of Aviel Barclay — poised to become the first woman to scribe...

Halloween… time to bake the challah. Keren Engelberg, a contributing writer for The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles, reports that...

Jewish architect Richard Meier‘s vision for the Catholic church has just opened in a working class suburb of Rome. There’s...

The editors of The New Republic argue in this week’s edition that the Supreme Court should allow the words “under God”...

There’s a bestselling book out there advising men to reclaim their masculine souls from the clutches of a feminized...

Culture Is Not Optional is an intriguing name for a religious organization, and Catapult is an even better name for its magazine....

France, lately indistinguishable from Saudi Arabia to many Americans, is considering banning the hijab from public schools. The idea gained steam...

Has The New Republic found a new religion? Long considered the preeminent pulpit for hawkish pro-Israel views, not to mention thoughtful...