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Vatican spokesman asks: if same-sex marriage is recognized by law, why not polygamy and polyandry? Really?

A recent article in the Washington Post recycles well-worn myths about religiosity and Islam. Is this the best we can do?

The United Methodist Church opens another chapter on gays and lesbians’ struggle to serve the church.

Creationists still fighting evolution 86 years after Scopes monkey trial.

Evangelist tries damage control at Christianity Today.

Mitt acts like a front runner, Huntsman holds back, and Pawlenty makes it official.

I’m not here to kvetch about the adaptation of a landmark book into film. That is boring. And I really enjoyed On the Road the movie, which features some truly inspired casting, excellent performances all around, and a much stronger integration of the writer’s voice with the action of the film than, for example, the somewhat clunky Howl. What I am interested in is the way in which On the Road’s spiritual essence has been diluted.

But Republican Senate Whip doesn’t condemn the violent rhetoric in his own party.

A Presbyterian pastor can be a thief or an egotistical jerk, but not gay?

Ordinary Cheddarheads are possessed of hope in a way that is if not explicitly theological, then at least well-explained by it.