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Sure, material wealth is a transitory and risky deceiver. But that’s easy to say when you preside over a tax-free palace.

Something is clearly up (or down) with religious affiliation, but reading that data calls for the art for interpretation, not mathematical modeling. That’s what makes this story far more interesting—and far less funny.

If capitalism is more realistic about human greed and human nature, then how does that become an argument for free markets?

An interview with Leslie Dorrough Smith on her new book, “Righteous Rhetoric: Sex, Speech, and the Politics of Concerned Women for America.”

Despite a promotion overseas Archbishop Raymond Burke insists on keeping a finger in American politics.

Rather than watch Ramadan soap operas, a young preacher urges Muslims to consider the spiritual meaning of the month-long holiday.

The chief lobbyist for the National Association of Evangelicals admonishes Evangelicals: “If you’re simply voting on same sex marriage and abortion, you’re not thinking.”

The tradition of prayer events for Muslim staffers on the Hill dates back to Newt Gingrich’s days as Speaker.

When Michael Landon died, many Christians thought they’d lost one of their own. Knowing that he was defined at least in part by language, when Landon finally told a Jewish story in a Little House episode, he used Yiddish as a marker of identity.

Pundits think the Tea Party has pushed the GOP to the extremes, but it was already there.