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A new subscription service pays homage to the days of indulgences. Only now it’s cheaper. Praise capitalism.

“We believed that our listeners are well informed about (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) issues and thus would not need to have this spelled out…”

Two recent studies reveal that Westerners are more aggressive toward perceived Muslims and less likely to be sensitive to Muslim patients’ needs.

Harry Potter’s world would be more familiar to a scientist than to a mystic. Yes, it includes goblins, charms, and curses; but these are all basically explicable according to their own internal logic. Yet there isn’t anything that transcends human knowledge.

Catholic educators in Boston put a cross in every classroom, just in case anyone’s wondering who’s running the show.

An august group of scholars challenges academic theologians to begin appearing on daily talk shows and to write accessible books.

Is an effort to cobble together a handwritten Bible “of the people” really going to make it more accessible and widely read?

A recent AP headline innocently reinforced what many in the religious right would have us believe: that they are the “real” Christians.

A week before an election that saw Oklahoma pass Measure 755, forbidding the use of international and Shari’ah law in state courts, Literary theorist and New York Times contributor Stanley Fish penned a piece for the Times.

Will gender parity in the mosque end with a bang or a whimper?