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Threat to distribute voter guides focused on Stupak-Pitts and abortion voting records may run afoul of IRS rules.

Religion surveys have become a battleground for the American religious marketplace—and a magnet for big money.

By now, it should be clear that William Broad’s broadside against yoga (sorry about that) in the New York Times is thin on facts and thick on rhetoric. Excerpted from his forthcoming book, the article, “How Yoga Can Wreck Your Body,” is a full-on, un-fair-and-balanced…

Why would Christian conservatives yoke the future of their movement to an unpopular issue?

When FoxNews.com’s Lauren Green repeatedly pressed Reza Aslan, a Muslim, on why he wrote a book on Jesus, she was, without knowing it, putting the role of religious studies scholarship on a grand stage.

Turns out it doesn’t take much to spook Democratic party leadership.

In their new book, Women Deacons: Past, Present, Future, Gary Macy, William T. Ditewig, and Phyllis Zagano revisit the question of women’s ordination to the diaconate in the Roman Catholic Church. Unlike ordination to the priesthood, women’s ordination to the diaconate has unambiguous roots in the Christian New Testament, where Phoebe is named as a deacon of the church.

Anti-choice activists and the USCCB claim there’s a cover-up of a purported abortion-breast cancer link.

Having been $900,000 shy of their church budget Rick Warren asked his flock for donations. It worked.

Shouldn’t a professed “health and wealth” preacher be concerned with health care? Apparently, politics get in the way…