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Will the Southern Baptists’ point man in Washington lose his key demographic—journalists?

Fetih: 1453 may just show us what we have in common.

As an Evangelical ideas man, Colson was just as dangerous as his time with Nixon—only this time his boss was Jesus.

Meanwhile, conservative Mormon activists organize to overturn marriage equality.

Michael Sean Winters welcomes back the Society of St. Pius X.

Given the spotty history of L. Ron Hubbard’s life and the church’s well-documented vindictiveness toward critics, there’s a great deal of criticism to be found on Scientology. But two new books examine the history of the church without sensationalism or facile mockery.

Church-state separation advocates get “overwhelming silence.”

Letters, and more letters, over Ryan’s budget and Catholic social justice teaching.

The latest bloggingheads, plus.

As Egyptian protests rock the casbah, the U.S. responds with cautious words and a noncommittal position. What are the risks if the Egyptian people don’t feel that America is supportive of their struggle?