Reports of the Death of ISIS Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
When the Iraqi government announced the end of ISIS control over its territory on December…
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Moving Day: A Note from the Publisher
Editor’s note: As a number of readers have written to express confusion over the future…
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Will 2018 Be the Year of Catholic Health Care Dominance?
The news that two major Catholic health care systems, Ascension and Providence St. Joseph Health,…
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The God of the Holocene Epoch Is Dead: Religion’s Fatal Flaw
The “world religions” suffer from their provenance. They are, one and all, children of the…
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Dear Timothy Keller: The “Evangelical” Problem isn’t Pollsters
In response to the public identity crisis voiced by some white evangelicals since Donald Trump’s…
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The Year in Religion: A Ray of Hope Amid the Usual Fecklessness
Taking my cue from the revised pater noster commended by His Holiness, I begin by…
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The Top 10 (Non-Religious) Religious Films of 2017
Cinema and religion are never far apart—both bring light to darkened places. Sometimes the illumination…
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I Always Knew Santa Was Make-Believe: A Retired Pastor on Losing Her Faith
I always knew Santa was make-believe. My parents taught me Jesus was the reason for…
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Popesplaining: Women Remain “Strawberries” in Francis’s Book on Happiness
As we inch toward Christmas, it’s no surprise to hear that Americans are miserable. Any…
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Rolling the Stone Away: LGBTQI Elders Meet the Next Generation of Christian Activists at a Watershed Conference
The meeting was not an exercise in nostalgia, but a call to action.
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