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What kind of profundity is acceptable in our pluralistic public space? Can a public high school organize a graduation service that appeals to religious themes? Can a religiously diverse private college invite a commencement speaker representing only one of the many religious traditions represented in the room? Or, given religious diversity, should schools try to maintain an air of resolute non-religiosity?

More predictions of the end.

No matter what one’s faith.

The Times’ Bill Keller was right, but too soft.

If traditional notions of Judaism and Jewishness are at odds with the contemporary world, one can either change Judaism, or one can change the world. A new book makes a case for the former.

What if God does not choose to “bless America” these days?

There is a ribbon for everything, it seems. But, as we mark National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, we must remember that justice requires more than simple awareness.

A new book by a Constitutional scholar argues that the founding document does not protect religion—it protects religious freedom.

Media coverage has focused on the science of eruption, but they missed much of the local story.

After three attacks on LGBT people, a vigil in Salt Lake City.