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Conservatives take aim at Beck’s on-air conspiracy-mongering about Egypt.

The end of this beginning is approaching, to be sure. The question is: what will the next phase look like?

Much has been said about the presence of women among the protests that have taken Egypt by storm over the last few weeks, but images of them have remained sparse.

While the Catholic Church has certainly gone out of its way to encourage the use of social media to spread the gospel, it’s unlikely it intended the creepy surveillance that recently took place in a Minnesota parish.

“I’d feel most comfortable assigning myself to the category of people who prefer not to be assigned to categories,” a fifty-something, Silicon Valley entrepreneur I’ll call Nathan* joked when I asked him how he’d describe his religious identification or affiliation. “But I suppose ‘none’ will do.”

Reflecting on Sai Baba’s life, one encounters moments of divine transformation, devotion, and public service as well as pain, death, and heinous accusations. Millions of devotees believed in and worshiped Sai Baba as a god-man, an avatar of God. Many also despised him as a charlatan, a sexual abuser, and even an accessory to murder.

There is paranoia now all over Egypt about the role of foreigners but those who went to Tahrir are not the same people they were a week ago.

Fox News says that Pres. Obama “misquoted” the Bible because he used the New International Version instead of the King James… Wait, what?

Claims “God will provide” for Ohio town hit hard by economic downturn.

Lord of the Rings, Gays, and Anderson Cooper. Oh my.