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You have to look long and hard in the public-square discussion today to find bilateral calls for complementarity and partnership. Yet why should the relations between evolution and creation constitute a zero-sum game?

Religious leaders have joined the protest against workplace raids, urging the government to implement a rational and humane approach to immigration reform.

But is he pro-choice?

The Devil created by American culture is made in the image of American culture; our beliefs about Satan are part of a theological narrative that has shaped religion, pop culture, and even, in some cases public policy.

Religious people who want their government to deny legal marriage to gays and lesbians ought to think more clearly about the rights they would lose if the wall between church and state were to crumble.

Cremation is increasingly acceptable to Jews but is it as ecologically friendly as we’re led to believe?

A complement to Gary Laderman’s column on the gun-as-sacred-object: scholar Lou Ruprecht’s scriptural encounter with the Second Amendment and the NRA in a gun debate gone astray.

Imposing our own notion of the religion/secular divide on the international scene fosters misunderstanding.

In addition to his virulent anti-Catholicism and sundry bigotries, John McCain’s latest endorser is a preacher of a most curious gospel.

Don’t the clergy have a duty to challenge the march of folly in Afghanistan and Pakistan?