Why Crux‘s Knights of Columbus “Partnership” is Problematic
On March 14 of this year, the Boston Globe announced it would be pulling the plug…
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Is Religious Liberty Whatever Anyone Says It Is?
Between last week’s Supreme Court hearing on the challenge to the contraceptive mandate accommodation by…
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Is Sam Harris Really a White Supremacist?, Part Two
Last week, the blogger Hemant Mehta, who writes under the moniker “The Friendly Atheist,” told us to…
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Why Utah Felt the Bern: Mormonism’s Forgotten Progressive Past
This week, Utah and Idaho delivered Bernie’s largest margin of victories in the Democratic primaries…
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Why Zubik is Especially Important for Women of Color
The denial of women of color’s reproductive freedom has led to a sizable health disparity relative to white women. Zubik would help maintain that gap.
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Are the Pews Half Empty or Half Full? Lessons From 734 A.D.
Christian ethicist David Gushee recently coined a phrase that may stick around for a while:…
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“Americans Hate Muslims, Too” (And Other Impediments to U.S. Advocacy for Religious Freedom Abroad)
Traveling through India in the summer of 1998, I arrived with some friends at Varanasi’s…
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The Revolutionary Spirituality of ‘Hamilton’
Last month, the Broadway cast of Hamilton dazzled with a live Grammy performance, and last…
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“Little Sisters” Being Sold As Face of Contraception Case
As the Scalia-less Supreme Court gets ready to hear the latest challenge to the contraceptive…
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Trump’s Evangelical Support in the Gut, not the Theology
Pundits rely far too much on what we say and they miss the deeper picture.
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