white evangelicalism

Sarah Palin is out to wreck the GOP and Obama—whether she runs or not—and her hardscrabble and devoted ‘Babies, Guns, and Jesus’ followers are behind her.

But opposition is more intense.

In accusing others of oversimplication, the columnist engages in it himself.

Young evangelicals who have taken up Wilberforce’s abolitionist banner are discovering that lacing social action with a concern for “the suppression of sin” is miring their efforts in needless controversy and threatening much-needed coalitions.

“If we truly love our neighbor, we shall without doubt tell him the Good News of Jesus. But equally, if we truly love our neighbor, we shall not stop there.”

After Mark Driscoll, founding pastor of evangelical Mars Hill megachurch, asked for stories of “effeminate anatomically male worship leader(s),” he was heavily criticized. But did the evangelical community kiss and make up too quickly?

And wave goodbye to the “values voter.”

A big Mo-Publican primary update.

An interview with the evangelical author who made waves with a candid and forthright exposition of evangelical objections to the presidential campaigns of Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman.

Welton Gaddy talks to Rob Bell about hell, the firestorm unleashed on his book, and what he really believes.