mike huckabee

Folk theology was a highly underrated support for America’s entry into Iraq.

How the Jewish-evangelical alliance contributes to the end of liberal Zionism and democracy in Israel.

And Jesus wept.

In many of the nation’s poorest states, church-backed tax activists are struggling against conservative tax policy embraced by the Christian Right.

Does the resurgence of the John Birch Society signal a Reconstructionist resurgence, too?

Whether Dobson was forced out or not, a “new face” has been in the cards.

With his new Faith and Freedom Coalition, Ralph Reed hopes to simultaneously bury his past and to make the connection he’s been yearning for: to “address a wider range agenda, social issues plus economic issues.” Will that connection and mutual cries of socialism be enough to wed the two most energetic right-wing movements?

Mike Huckabee prepares to host Mathew Staver whose Liberty Counsel has been sending dubious press releases.

The religious right’s preferred presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee recently returned from a visit to Israel. What prompted Time to call it his first campaign stop in the 2012 race?

Less strident, less partisan, less defensive—the emerging evangelical center defies the stereotype…