Christian Right

His cross-denominational fearmongering.

The paranoid few who seem genuinely disturbed by the possibility of the coming end of the world may be responding the most reasonably to current events. Or not. This ambiguity is at the heart of Jeff Nichols’ recent film Take Shelter. The film explores whether its protagonist is crazy, or a prophet, or both.

Attack follows Politico story on foreign policy bloggers.

Jesus was a businessman?

Prosperity gospel dumps God for The Donald.

What is the non-polarizing movement he’s talking about?

Jeffrey Goldberg’s review of a new book by fellow “liberal” Gershom Gorenberg perpetuates the mythology that if Israel seems impure there must be an explanation.

Accused of sexual abuse, and with wife seeking divorce, scandal-ridden pastor steps aside.

Mark D. Jordan’s recent RD op-ed garnered a response from Peter Steinfels, whose final New York Times column was referenced in the article. Here are both Steinfels’ letter, and Jordan’s response.

Some history on the historian.