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When their son Zachary came home from science class with a cross burned on his forearm It was not the religion that bothered his parents, but the injury to their child. They sued, and brought science v. creationism back into the courts for another round.

How do you oppose an effort to call attention to harassment?

On yearning for a world where taxes go to pay for education, for equal rights, and for leveling the playing field. Taxes for justice? How incredibly radical.

In many of the nation’s poorest states, church-backed tax activists are struggling against conservative tax policy embraced by the Christian Right.

A confrontation over the ordination of women.

A welcome, albeit late condemnation of the bill now languishing in the Ugandan parliament.

An ancient burial site was unearthed while building a badly needed emergency room. Contradicting the opinion of scientists, a group of Ultra-Orthodox Rabbis declared the bones Jewish, setting off a battle that has reached the highest seat of power and caused observers to question the role of religion in government decisions.

A new law in Nebraska requires doctors to screen women for mental problems before performing an abortion.

Reformed Theological Seminary forces out professor who suggested evolution is not incompatible with evangelicalism. A sign of fundamentalist retrenchment?

A response to a recent RD article/interview with filmmaker Lisa Darden.