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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.

The issue is not Christian conservatives advocating their views in the public square. The problem, rather, is their claim (at least in places such as The Daily Show or the New York Times) that their Providentialist beliefs and readings of documents from the past represent a kind of legitimate scholarship that should have its place in the public “debate.”

The Catholic Church subsidizes the event so significantly they should just call it the Catholic March for Life.

Right wing American Family Association is blaming Obama for the bailout. How ridiculous.

As the Obama team rounds up unlikely bedfellows for the inaugural ceremonies it seems to have forgotten something: we are not all Christian.

Christian nationalism finds harmonious home with smaller government anti-tax crusade. What a coincidence.

So far as I can tell, nothing in our language or in our collective practice, digital or otherwise, holds space for such moments of spiritual pause, however secularized that spirituality might be.

Obama may just be doing what he needs to win but that compromise requires the abandonment of King’s dream…

A gay man experiments with language, love and law.

The Right Reverend V. Gene Robinson, the first openly gay Episcopal Bishop of New Hampshire has been asked by Obama’s inauguration team to pray at the opening event of the Inaugural Week activities.