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Many Americans remain discouraged or angry about the presidential election. Those gathering around the tree this holiday season with evangelical family may feel particularly bewildered.

We would do well to remember that our good news first came as an act of divine protest in the body of a poor, brown baby born in a barn.

Thanksgiving has always been a puzzle to me. As a German exchange student in 1993 in Virginia I remember it mostly for the empty campus. While people went home to overeat, the rest of us looked at…

“Quite possibly, bearing the cross might mean opening our homes to immigrants, confronting our racist uncles at Thanksgiving dinner, taking to the streets, and putting our bodies on the line.”

Whatever the results for 2016, the longer-range ramifications of Trump’s candidacy are even more troubling for the GOP.

Hillary is being pilloried for her “assault on Catholics.”

Rabbi Raquel’s voice asks us: “What if you had to be your own messiah?”

Four unlikely people brought together by a tiny synagogue in City Island, New York

Mother Nature may not discriminate, but people of means have a much greater capacity to withstand disaster.

In this week’s Global LGBT Recap.