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A few gamers call for a boycott of an Xbox title designed by a well-known gay rights opponent. Most are unfazed.

Reflecting with mixed emotions his decision to leave the church of his childhood over its inability to accept gays, the author recalls his own words, that “Scripture calls us to look beyond Scripture, to God and to our neighbor,” and wonders whether he should return to the church; indeed, whether such a thing is possible.

The most vocal advocate of sweeping conservative changes to Texas’ American History curriculum is happy about the changes, but tells RD that it’s only a part of the agenda.

The latest poll from Pew asks about “religion” when it really means Christianity. This skews the data.

A letter to the editor and a response.

But Professor Randy Bott is no outlier.

Hozan Alan Senauke talks about socially engaged Buddhism, weapons of mass redemption, and “just sitting down” as a radical act.

A praying dog at a Japanese temple, chimpanzees expressing awe at a waterfall: can our animal cousins be religious?

Megachurch Pastor Rod Parsley calls for America to “fulfill its divine purpose” by destroying “this false religion.”

Despite a media blackout on the killing of Shaykh Emad, who refused to see the protests as illegitimate rebellion, Twitter and Facebook were on fire with expressions of sadness and outrage.