pat robertson

Evangelical voters are defying old assumptions, and expanding their agenda.

While the political focus of evangelicals shifts, mum is still the word on abortion.

It’s inappropriate to compare Wright with Falwell, Robertson, or Hagee, who lay the ills of society at the door of America’s “usual suspects.”

Is there a connection between fewer identifying as “Christian” and “junk religion”? If the religious right is losing power why are Democrats so intent on “reaching out” to them?

Is a faux ‘religious left’ being manufactured as an official counterweight to the religious right in the media? Religion Dispatches talks with veteran religious right-watcher Frederick Clarkson about a new book of essays on revivifying a religious left.

The truth about the secret anti-faith clause in the stimulus package.

Expecting the not-yet-commander-in-chief to attend to each of my parochial concerns is a little, well, precious.

A church in Topeka wants to save us all from the scary guy in the red suit.

Republican presidential hopeful, and dimpled everyman, Mike Huckabee’s new book is an attempt to settle scores from a contentious campaign. Why would a man with his eye on higher office so publicly slap Mitt Romney, the religious right, and the media?

Evangelicals are seeking more “power” in newsrooms. The emphasis on the label “evangelicals,” makes me wonder whether they can ever put any other label ahead of that.