Are Muslims Really Given a Pass By “Elite Opinion Makers”?
A letter to the Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg from a scholar of religious extremism.
Read MoreA letter to the Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg from a scholar of religious extremism.
Read MoreA commenter from a recent review of Karen Armstrong’s new book writes that a central claim of hers is “utterly false.” Our blogger examines that claim.
Read MoreIn the wake of the Catholic Bishops’ lobbying hard for the Stupak Amendment a pastor weighs in on tax exemptions for Churches.
Read MoreRD associate editor Hussein Rashid scrutinizes a cross-section of reactions to the Ft. Hood massacre, from those eager to blame Islam to a number of Muslim-Americans.
Read MoreThose who denigrate the service of Muslims in the US military only compound the tragedy.
Read MoreTwo strands of Christianity battle against a bill ensuring that all Americans are cared for. One prefers John Locke to Jesus while the other has its issues with women.
Read MoreBruce Lawrence’s unflattering review of Ariel Glucklich’s new book on suicide bombers elicited a spirited response from the author.
Read MoreThe author of a new book talks to RD about the radical that lies beneath our everyday practices, whether ethics requires religion, and the “education of desire.”
Read MoreNot only does a new study point to a thriving religious left, but the impact may even be greater than the numbers suggest.
Read MorePeter Rodger traveled through twenty-three countries in three years asking the same question to everyone he met, and filming, gorgeously, the results. Turns out the question—“What is God?”—reveals more than a person’s faith.
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