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The Portuguese Cardinal’s warning manages to be a cocktail of Islamophobia, racism, sexism, xenophobia…

The door is not just open to Muslim Americans; we are not sitting in the living room; there is a room for us in the house now.

An Archbishop and a Nun Take on Anti-Gay Politics in Church and Society

In a recent BBC documentary, Secrets of the Superbrands, presenter Alex Riley attended the opening of a London Apple store and noted the “evangelical frenzy” of the Apple fans lining the block.

The final legacy of the second Bush presidency is the profound sense of a nation and its civic institutions set morally adrift.

As state laws waver on gay marriage, some conservative Christians say their status as husband and wife is compromised. Heartfelt vows, a private contract and a few witnesses are all that’s required to be married in God’s eyes, they say.

Dallas preacher T.D. Jakes’ latest foray into film features staid sermonizing, rigid gender constructs, and a whopper of a racial subtext.

Throughout US history the perpetrators of religiously-inspired violence have usually been white Protestant men fearful of non-Protestant communities.

Religious mudslinging has become a tool to disguise underlying racism—to “de-Americanize” Obama.

Maybe it’s because the Church has a peculiar view of what constitutes the gravest sins—sexual abuse and murder are, surprisingly, not on the list.