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Neither an idealized Christian past nor a narrative that envisions a persecuted Christian future are going to create real and lasting communities.

To forgive representative powers and principalities of their spiritual wickedness is to be morally complicit in the potentially active oppression of one’s self—and certainly in the oppression of one’s neighbor.

Tonight, Faith in Public Life, one of the major organizations in the religious left, is…well, let their email tell you: Join us Tuesday night at 8 p.m. EST for a strategy call with Rev. Jennifer…

Trump’s second attempt at banning travel from certain Muslim-majority countries is clearly written to avoid being struck down under the Establishment Clause. Most notably, it no longer contains…

Just nine weeks into this year, at least seven trans people—all women of color, and most of them black trans women—have been murdered in the U.S. These are their names: Mesha Caldwell. JoJo Striker…

Maps allow for a kind of immersive wandering, yet at the same time reminding us of our distance from that which we contemplate—this is an essential caution for considering any maps of American religion

In his new book, Jason Stellman, the cohost of the popular podcast, Drunk Ex-Pastors, explores a vision for a wider interpretation of Christianity and why “failing at faith” can be an “ironic success”…

ILGA notes that some women in more than 50 countries went on strike on Wednesday’s International Women’s Day: “We demand that our lives and labour be treated with dignity for they form the basis of…

An astonishing 88 percent of those who originally backed Trump during his campaign approve of his current job performance and 91 percent of his original supporters still have a favorable view of him.