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Krewe du Jieux parades through the French Quarter every year, tossing bagels and handing out “Jew eggs,” small plastic eggs containing a yarmulke-wearing baby.

This month at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, a select group of students will show their humanitarian spirit by participating in the Bleedin’ Heathens Blood Drive. Later in the month, they will eat cake to celebrate Darwin Day, and earlier this year, they performed “de-baptism” ceremonies to celebrate Blasphemy Day, attended a War on Christmas Party, and set up Hug An Atheist and Ask An Atheist booths in the campus quad.

Yep. But it’s been a while.

“I still cry a lot,” one says, about leaving her family and church.

The latest bloggingheads.

LDS Church: “Don’t assume where we stand. We’re not campaigning on this issue.”

Beliefnet gets to be in charge of its brand. Writers get to decline unworkable contracts. But seriously, the word “feminism” offends people?

Institutional transparency is tough to enforce in any situation, let alone when it comes to allegations of sexual abuse. Los Angeles is only the most recent backdrop for a battle that’s been fought in courtrooms nationwide to get secret Church paperwork released.

The Catholic Bishops are the latest to mischaracterize the notorious Regnerus study—this time in a Supreme Court brief.

Who knew it would turn out that the NFL has a thing or two to teach the gospel church about love, acceptance, and the struggle to overcome in a world of injustice?