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Backdoor attacks on science education hit the legislature.

Why is the right launching a War on Easter?

A confrontation over the ordination of women.

Reformed Theological Seminary forces out professor who suggested evolution is not incompatible with evangelicalism. A sign of fundamentalist retrenchment?

Might unions sponsor a theologian-in-residence program?

What propelled a ginned up controversy into a media frenzy wasn’t that the Bishops opposed Obama—again; it was that “even progressive Catholics” were up in arms about it.

American Indian activist and first woman Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation, Wilma Mankiller was a voice for her people—and a national inspiration. She will be missed.

Grassroots “Mormons Building Bridges” effort spreads nationwide.

“I was washing dishes in the kitchen when I stopped believing in God. Years later, I’m often unsettled at how much of my life I’d spent in that kitchen and how little of it I can recall, except for that one moment. Overwhelmed by constant desperation, I turned suddenly courageous, pondered what might happen if He didn’t exist, decided that He didn’t, and then He was gone. I think the rapid departure hit me the hardest. How had I been so easily taken in?” —An excerpt from Haroon Moghul’s essay in All American: 45 American Men on Being Muslim

Conservative favorite challenging John McCain for his Senate seat pulls a Santorum.