richard land

Religious basis and rhetoric around “limited government.”

Is Glenn Beck the new religious right?

Beck reinvents himself.

Conservative religious leaders call on Congress to continue to allow religious hiring discrimination by organizations funded by taxpayers.

But really, religious freedom still protects the belief that the earth is flat.

And is it a women’s movement?

Evangelical coalition threatens to withdraw support over gay and lesbian spousal sponsorships.

With the firepower of the religious right behind it, could this “multi-racial, multi-ethnic, multi-national” revival get off the ground?

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?

The religious right leader’s apology for offensive remarks to the Jewish and female senators falls flat.