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Blogging Lifetime’s new docu-soap, “unsuitable language” and all.

With Twitter, there is just the right mix of calculable dissemination and mystery. You know who has retweeted or favorited your prayer, but what of the followers of the followers of the followers who follow you who did not retweet or favorite but may have read and been affected by your prayer?

While I do not doubt that there are certain similarities between apartheid (as well as US segregation) and the exclusion of women from Roman Catholic ordination, and while I can believe that Fresen’s feelings about these two injustices are similar, it is not ethically acceptable to say that they are “just the same.”

It’s no surprise, but still discouraging to read the new pope’s language on LGBT issues.

Welcome! Welcome! And imagine what could happen if the author of the Twilight series mixed in some consciousness-raising with the vampires!

Melissa Rogers, constitutional law expert.

The end is near… for NARTH and the ex-gay industry.

As Brazil’s evangelical population continues to rise a religious right has begun to consolidate power, bringing the church into the state and in some cases threatening to roll back hard won human rights advances.

Confirms its anti-gay positions are outliers—even among some surprising demographics.

A recent article in the Washington Post recycles well-worn myths about religiosity and Islam. Is this the best we can do?