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How “religious liberty” may have helped swing the election.

White Catholics voted for Trump at 52 percent to the 45 percent they gave Hillary Clinton.

The rise of ISIS has some parallels to the rise of Donald Trump.

Religious people don’t vote based on a candidate’s support of the Ten Commandments; they support candidates who promise to inch the world closer to their own vision of what should be.

White evangelicalism and white nationalist theology remain a potent brew, provided their voters can be mobilized in large numbers.

Enough people voted with a vengeance to give Donald Trump the presidency.

81 percent of white evangelicals voted for Donald Trump.

“White evangelicals: you’ve decisively proven that you love your whiteness more than you love your black & brown brothers & sisters in Christ.”

Dear American Muslims…

The hashtag was co-opted by Believe Out Loud, a nonpartisan campaign that elevates pro-LGBT voices within faith communities.