Why Conservatives Really Oppose Federal Aid for the ‘Undeserving’
There is a singular and profound question that tugs at the sleeve of even the…
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The Man Who Hoarded 17,000 Bottles of Sanitizer Did Nothing Wrong ― And That’s the Problem
Matt Colvin got thoroughly roasted on the internet this past weekend. Twitter was strewn with…
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From Licking Floors to Praying for an Inept Government, Churches React to C-19
It’s particularly important for churches that continue to meet during the COVID-19 pandemic to follow the guidelines…
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Watching the Trump Admin’s Coronavirus Response is Like Watching a Bumbling Cult
I want to say that reading this Politico piece on the Trump administration’s predictably botched…
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The Most Important Religious Category of the Primaries, the Non-Religious, Doesn’t Break Down as Cleanly as You Think
It’s been noted that Bernie Sanders’ youth revolution failed him on Super Tuesday. It’s not…
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Democratic Candidates Don’t Need to Get More Religious, They Just Need to Get Known
I would urge anyone reading this headline to take it with a large grain of…
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How the Religious (and ‘Nones’) Vote May Tip 6 Swing States
Let’s look at the bad news from this Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) tracking survey…
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A Shame-Positive Case for Keeping the Heat on Trump
How many times have you heard it said, “Judge not, lest ye be judged“? It’s…
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The Myth of the Pro-Life Swing Voter the Dems Must Chase
A thing that I do not understand is why journalists assume that Democratic presidential candidates…
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Citing ‘Matthew 25’ Isn’t a Viable Democratic Faith Outreach Strategy
John Stoehr, who has been one of my favorite political commentators for a while now,…
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