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The parties and the lawyers aren’t talking.

“Christianity is not supposed to make you secure. Christianity is supposed to give you the courage to walk into an insecure world knowing that you’re not alone and to embrace the radical insecurity. If you’ve got to spend your time proving that you’re better than someone else—males are better than females, whites are better than blacks, heterosexuals are better than homosexuals—you’re always building yourself up by pushing somebody else down. But, you shouldn’t need to build yourself up unless you’re radically insecure. Religion feeds into that radical insecurity with triumphalism—ours is the only religious route you can take to get to God. That’s a really strange idea.”

A story that reveals what’s wrong with the president’s failed promises on his faith-based office.

In a new poll, majorities of respondents of all religions, except white evangelicals, support marriage equality.

For any student of American history, all of this sounds eerily familiar—right down to the revision of dates. American history is littered with predictions about the end of the world.

After a lifetime as an Episcopalian, John McCain has decided he’s a Baptist.

As soon as it became clear that the older of the two suspects in the Boston bombing had become a more fervent Muslim in recent years, commentators began to point to religion as the culprit. But is it?

Support for his prayer rally? Check. For a presidential bid? We’ll see.

Served as executive director of local group during “Summer of Mercy.”

Immigration Equality assembling signatories for letter in support of Uniting American Families Act.