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A supergroup of philosophers gathered in New York last week to talk about religion and public life, about the “centrality of the catastrophic” in today’s political context, and about considering the “uncommon” as opposed to “common ground” as a basis for ethics.

It’s true! World Net Daily said so.

Humanists are right to think that there is more to life than atheism, but wrong to think that they are the ones to provide it.

Don’t we all pay for abortions, somehow?

Performance artist or man of God? Agitator or politician? The Church of Life After Shopping’s Reverend Billy has a choir and a congregation like a preacher—does he have to be a “real” clergyman to minister to the masses?

Consumers face off with big banks in Chicago.

Bishop Spong, a compassionate theologian and wise religious leader, has declared that he is finished arguing over whether or not gays and lesbians should be fully welcomed in church and society. What’s his logic?

If adding sexual orientation to the hate crimes law saves just one life, it brings redemption (and safety) to us all.

Or is the opposition just to provide cover for them?

Breaking down the messaging and calls for change.