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Nominee Erroll Southers’ discussion of domestic terrorism threat of “Christian identity” groups does not mean “Christians.”

Shadows of the 1999 “Wedge Document” in the Texas textbook battle.

The Times columnist’s latest betrays a terrifying ignorance of Islam.

No more money for the Republican National Committee.

Waiting for the fundraising email arguing for the repeal of “religion” as a federal minority that enjoys protection against discrimination in hiring.

What sort of religious institution honors a “run-like-hell Catholic” and the first Asian-American woman Rabbi, among others?

The discussion surrounding NC’s Amendment 1 has taken the shape of a simplistic ideological battle over homosexuality and religion. “It’s as if some Christians feel like they have permission to discriminate or hate,” Jay Bakker told me. “And they get so obsessed with it that they ignore the fact that it would harm children, it would harm women, it would harm people in domestic partnerships. It’s like they’ve just become blind to that because they’ve built up such resentment towards gays and lesbians. And that’s really, really frightening to me.”

While some of us believe that “it is not in war, but in peace, that we are trained,” we’re still waiting for equality in the military.

Hutaree arrests hightlight folly in Muslim profiling

In the midst of new developments in the Catholic sex abuse scandal and in light of last year’s surprise invitation from the Pope to conservative Episcopalians, a new invitation is extended to disheartened Catholics.