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The language of faith has been so debased in the current economy, that it no longer seems worthy of credit. The current president, and his allegedly Palin-fueled base, have a lot to do with that.

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

Several pastors are challenging the prohibition against making endorsements from the pulpit. But is there anyone who doesn’t know who their pastor is pulling for?

A romance novel about Muhammad is widely condemned and its UK publisher hides under police protection, even as its author insists she means to build a bridge between cultures. Our reviewer explains the historical and literary context of the controversy.

A video report from ANP asking whether, as with many in her denomination, Sarah Palin believes that the End of Days is near.

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.”

Despite the absence of some of its most recognizable leaders, and clinging to the old standbys of abortion and gays, a loose coalition of Religious Right activists recently met in Denver to pump fists for McCain; the old leadership wasn’t all that was missing…

Bush and others throw around numbers like $700 billion without really knowing what they mean.

Why would the mere existence of gay and lesbian families contribute to the breakdown on Wall Street? Ask Tony Perkins and the Family Research Council.