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…against Republican nominee, John McCain…

Outrage is often the first step to enlightenment, compassion, and justice, but apparently not in New Haven; a tour through recent stories on gay marriage, offensive art, and religious kitsch.

Dale and Leilani Neumann, whose daughter Madeline died due to the couple’s belief that illness comes from sin have, despite their trust in Divine intervention, acquired an attorney to protect themselves from the law.

Rev. Wright has been likened to his biblical namesake, but there’s a crucial difference between Wright’s rhetoric and that of the prophet Jeremiah…

Comedian Ben Stein’s new documentary on the persecution of Intelligent Design advocates in schools is rife with errors and distortions, but there’s much to learn about the failure of science teaching.

Why do suspicions that Barack Obama is a Muslim persist (and why are they framed as “suspicions”)? Why do questions regarding his willingness to wear a lapel pin, and thus questions about his patriotism, continue to resonate?

A praying dog at a Japanese temple, chimpanzees expressing awe at a waterfall: can our animal cousins be religious?

A noted scholar of Islamic law explains the apostasy fallacy…

Gays should be grateful to God for creating a humanly fallible Church to allow room for independence and growth…

When the religious rhetoric peaks this election season just recall the number of mentions God gets in the Constitution…