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Fighting (Over) Words: What is an Evangelical Feminist?

By Julie Ingersoll

…Girls, as in adult females. Sponsors of Smart Girl Summit include tea party-oriented Freedom Works, Fairtax, and American Majority, as well as a host of others you can see here. Confirmed speakers at the summit include presidential candidate Herman Cain and founder of the anti-feminist Eagle Forum, Phyllis Schlafey. Schlafly and co-author Suzanne Venker, will be there for a book signing of The Flipside of Feminism, which focuses on social problems…

David Barton: Creationist Founding Fathers Settled Debate Over Evolution

By Lauri Lebo

…objections and therefore violated the First Amendment. On his WallBuilder website, he says the subject of evolution predates the birth of Christ. And that’s a little bit true, as long as one is defining evolution solely at an incredibly primitive level. But that’s not what he’s referring to when he speaks of the “creation evolution debate.” Rather, he’s talking about the very foundation of all of modern biology, a theory that encompasses myriad s…

Evangelical PR Guru Signs Up for Romney Campaign Again

By Sarah Posner

…-ers write, “he’s not just a man evangelicals can support — he’s the best choice for people of faith.” It’s hard for me to see, though, how this man-of-all-faithiness approach is the path to the GOP nomination in 2012….

Faith and Civil Liberties Groups Pushing Back Against Islamophobia

By Sarah Posner

…al on religion. Oklahoma doesn’t need a special amendment to protect it from government-imposed Islamic law. The First Amendment already does that. Other groups joining the brief were the American Jewish Committee, the Anti-Defamation League, the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty, the Center for Islamic Pluralism, the Interfaith Alliance, and the Union for Reform Judaism….

Tea Party Patriots Pressure Public Schools to Adopt Skousen Curriculum

By Julie Ingersoll

…textbook” and a seminar based upon it are still available for sale on NCCS website (the book currently available may be an expurgated version but the original edition is available on Amazon.) These self-styled watchdogs of education (with a pretty clear anti-education agenda) are capitalizing on severe budget constraints in every state. Their aggressive campaign to make available seemingly innocuous materials so schools can comply with requirement…

Omar Ahmad: Muslim, American, Cowboy Boot Aficionado (1965–2011)

By Wajahat Ali

…stan, he helped to shape the technological world in which we live. He held high-level positions at Grand Central (now Google Voice), Netscape, and Napster. He once said that when the order came to close Napster as a file sharing service, he was the one who had to “pull the plug.” Despite his technological wizardry, he was firmly committed to building his community the old-fashioned way, by getting to know you. He says on his website, “If you ever…

Will Mormon-on-Mormon, Hunstman v. Romney Primary Save the GOP from the Religious Right?

By Joanna Brooks

…denominational Seacoast megachurch in suburban Charleston. (Seacoast’s rock-and-roll website, with leather jacket-clad pastors and guitar-wielding acolytes, seems right up Huntsman’s sartorial alley.) From the buzz his nascent campaign is gathering, it seems that those who cover politics couldn’t be more relieved by the fascinating prospect of a Huntsman run. What’s not clear is how he will connect with the Republican base, especially the evang…

Turn Off, Slow Down, Drop In: The Digital Generation Reinvents the Sabbath

By Elizabeth Drescher

…delivered their premature babies, as they held them for their only hour-and-a-half of life, baptized them, and watched them fade away. It is of course not possible that Adam’s 140-character prayers, pleas, and progress updates came close to expressing the weight of such an experience. And yet, as friends (and “followers”) shared prayers and expressions of compassion, it was clear that this connectedness mattered—the network was a kind of safety…

The Scandal of the Cross

By Jeremy Biles

…n recalling the gruesome physical tortures afflicted on the vulnerable, all-too-human body of Jesus in the crucifixion. Though the scandal of the cross is often evoked in theologies of atonement, in the present context, the scandal refers more to fragmentation—both literal and metaphorical—than to at-one-ment; the Piss Christ on display in Avignon is a smashed stumbling block to any univocal interpretation. Like the sacred itself—at once holy and…

“Frontier Feminist” The Right’s Favorite In Nevada

By Sarah Posner

…llow women to serve as clergy. One of Angle’s fellow members of Fellowship Community Church tells the New York Times, “she is a godly woman” who “has all the attributes of Jesus.” OK, but is she a feminist? Angle was the tea party favorite, and her record as a state assemblywoman points to a fondness for the stranger theories of the right — and religion. She once sponsored a bill, which didn’t pass, that would have required the “dissemination of i…