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Where is the love?

Where should reporters draw the line?

Just another day at the Values Voters Summit.

The Pope took a big first step that the rest of the leadership must follow.

Gun control. Contraception. Religion.

Mormons wrestle with increased emphasis on modesty.

A mole in the Good Ol’ Boy network reveals that many still buy into the myth that Obama’s a Muslim—particularly in Texas.

Prescient sociologist Darren Sherkat called gay marriage majority last month; confirmed by new ABC News poll.

So, right off the bat, this generation has dumped its religious leaders, its priests or gurus, and has dispensed with the obligation of coming together each week as a community. I guess, if there’s no one there to deliver a sermon or wisdom talk, what’s the point of gathering together once a week?

Since the 2004 defeat of John Kerry, a handful of religious Inside-the-Beltway Democrats—called the religious left by some—have seen their influence rise dramatically. But how progressive is their “broader agenda?” And what of religious left leaders who include reproductive justice and LGBT civil rights on their list?