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In a recent essay Marcia Pally argues that a generation of “new evangelicals” have “left the right.” But left it for what?

World Bank joins international agencies that see homophobia as threat to human and economic well-being

The Vatican is planning to reward the faithful for participating in a council on the family and Christian values with—indulgences!

The state of the economy is certainly important, but one key issue continues to be overlooked in this campaign.

During my lecture I faced a standing room crowd of heretics, fence sitters, curiosity seekers, and true believers bracing for a circus sideshow. Traveling across America to speak on freethought and abolitionism during the 19th century, white feminist atheist Ernestine Rose was smeared as being a “thousand times below a prostitute.”

Juanita Bynum may be walking in her destiny but she should consider divorcing her delusion that domestic violence is something to commodify.

Do bishops have too much time on their hands?

I have learned as both a pastor and a member belonging to several minority groups—African-American, women, and lesbian—that a popular opinion on an issue does not always reflect the right choice.

The Vatican condemns assisted reproductive technology, everything from surrogacy to in vitro pregnancy, but says nothing about the thousands of children who have been born as a result of it.

The First Amendment bars Congress from making laws that abridge freedom of speech—but it does not guarantee immunity to haters. An important distinction.