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15,000 hours of prime time televangelism is for sale in Atlanta, as the video legacy of the Praise The Lord network goes up for auction.

Catholic magazine in Spain has its own set of movie awards. “Juno” tops the list. Guess why.

Law Professor Jay Wexler comments on the “clear as oatmeal” SCOTUS decisions on monument issues.

Is this deference to bankers among the American religious an historical curiosity or de rigueur behavior? Let us hear from you!

“They don’t sound much like experts,” the child said. And, as we watch the latest news about the banks and the government, we must sadly agree.

Muslim leaders in Uzbekistan want women to wear traditional dress, not the Arab-imported hijab, and they’ve enlisted fashion experts to make the case.

It was never about “gays vs. God” for lesbian and gay Christians. In Bulletproof Faith, a lesbian minister urges us all to become fundamentalists—but not the kind you think.

Those who cling to a harrowing scrap of an otherwise marginal biblical text want the rest of us to believe that it amounts to persecution to ask them to unclench their fists so that all of us can live together in peace.

The president boasted that America will be “back” economically, but can we can afford to go back to the kind of economy we had during the house of cards period?