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A pair of evangelical professors have written a point-by-point refutation of the religious right’s favorite historian. The question remains: does it matter?

Kate Bornstein’s new book recounts the years before Scientology was considered a religion, when it gave her all the answers on gender, loss, and addiction she needed not to hear. Sounds just like… bad religion.

When it comes to the consumption of meat, our human hands have long been dirty. This isn’t a discouragement to stop striving for the good. But a moral proposal that promises to wash our filthy fingers spotlessly clean—in seconds flat—is suspect. Because they will still be dirty. The pressing moral question, of meat, becomes: given that human hands are obviously soiled, what can be done with these polluted tools?

Steve Jobs invented stuff, and that stuff changed the world.

Conservatives overlook his support for abortion rights for short-term gains.

The choice is not obeying God or man — chaplains are bound to obey the military code.

Students who attended fake prom to keep out gay student might see the worst in themselves.

Instead of science facilities or even churches.

If three wacky experiments and a host of assumptions makes it so.

Clerics exploit religion for political power.