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While there are some religious elements to be found in Democratic politics, the party as a whole doesn’t begin to approach its rival’s Republicanity.

In 2005, Rolling Stone contributing editor Janet Reitman first stepped into the New York Church of Scientology to begin research on what culminated in her 2006 article, seeking “to understand Scientology: not to judge, but simply to absorb.”

Religious right sweetheart has to backpedal on gay marriage gaffe.

Joe Nocera’s casual use of the Tea Party’s “jihad.”

The latest bloggingheads.

We have one party: the Party of Wealth.

NPR story glosses how “ex-gays” make a living off of their new status as “cured” homosexuals.

In accusing others of oversimplication, the columnist engages in it himself.

Recently a religious book club told me they were taking a pass on reading my book, Wage Theft in America: Why Millions of Working Americans Are Not Getting Paid—And What We Can Do About It, because it wasn’t theological enough. At first I shrugged it off…