11 January 2006 While 2.5 million Muslim pilgrims making hajj stone the devil (under heavy police supervision to prevent stampedes), NPR...

11 January 2006 Intelligent Design gets set for another trial, with a group of California parents suing a rural...

11 January 2006 Christian apocalypticist and host of the recently cancelled Trinity Broadcast Network show, “International Intelligence Briefing,” Hal Lindsey takes his...

10 January 2006 Religion of the Ages: Amid severe, drought-fueled wildfires, Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee, who made headlines last...

10 January 2006 A Justice Sunday III bulletin from the Rev. Herbert H. Lusk II, the pastor of the Greater Exodus...

10 January 2006 “Thought for the Day,” a three-minute BBC segment that, for 36 years, has been allotted for religious perspectives...

10 January 2006 Lt. Gordon James Klingenschmitt, the Navy chaplain who began hunger striking outside the White House eighteen days ago...

09 January 2006 Knight Chair of Media and Religion at the Annenberg School of Communication at the University of...

09 January 2006 Via Salon, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday on the clandestine consecration of the hearing room where the questioning...

09 January 2006 A funny little article from Charles Haynes, the First Amendment Center representative and talking head of choice for all things...

09 January 2006 How do you do the voodoo? The BBC features a reader forum on whether voodoo is good or evil, on...

09 January 2006 “‘I feel jealous sometimes. This term that keeps coming up in the Old Book — the...

06 January 2006 From the land of absent internal censors: Pat Robertson wonders aloud whether the sudden stroke suffered by Israeli...

06 January 2006 Quadruple your ability to hear God’s voice: “‘[it takes] a lot of the guess work out.'” One...

06 January 2006 Max Blumenthal has a smart take-down of the conservative revisionist history that’s enabled Christian activists such as Tony...

06 January 2006 Salon.com’s Joe Conason tallies the number of religious figures and moralizing laymen involved in the Jack Abramoff...

05 January 2006 “In the little church, everybody is sort of a king.” Urban blight photographer, Camilo Jose Vergara, releases a...

05 January 2006 The surprisingly successful campaign of Chilean Socialist, agnostic presidential candidate, Michelle Bachelet, has been making global...

04 January 2006 The National Catholic Reporter’s John L. Allen, Jr., looks into the ongoing apostolic visitation of American seminaries,...

04 January 2006 “Are U.S. Jews really worried the Christian right is trying to control the country?” That’s the thoroughly disingenuous question...

04 January 2006 An inside scandal (of limited proportions) at Trinity Broadcast Network, which reportedly justcancelled Hal Lindsey’s weekly television program,...

03 January 2006 The Guardian re-names Thomas More the patron saint of “liars and bullies,” on the occasion of two...

03 January 2006 It’s like Miracle on 34th Street, the Scopes trial, and The Greatest Story Ever Told all wrapped up in...

03 January 2006 Joel Greenberg of The Chicago Tribune, surveys the admonitory posters, or pashkevils, which cover the walls of ultra-Orthodox...