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“State group sues city congregation,” or, Things That Make Me Happy.

Republicans attack Planned Parenthood over sex and contraception, but their base may care to differ.

Religious right twists Day of Silence.

Anti-choice agenda of the Tea Party is not like a Coco Chanel accessory.

The University of Notre Dame had cause for its anxiety leading up to last week’s big debate between the New Atheist polemicist Sam Harris and the evangelical philosopher William Lane Craig. It’s said that all publicity is good publicity, but one needn’t strain too hard to find an exception—least of all in the history of God debates.

The AP goes with the religious right’s preferred number.

Darron Smith writes that Brandon Davies just one case.

Hardesty’s legacy: the realization that biblical interpretation is just that—interpretation.

First openly gay GOP presidential candidate says he’s not singling out Romney.

A recent book by an eminent Israeli has caused a sensation in Israel as it calls on Jews to move past the Holocaust, which has rendered them oblivious to the suffering of others. Though Burg is firmly rooted in the tradition of Israeli apostates, his thesis overlooks several critical phenomena.