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A mythical American history with Protestant sensibilities and heroes.

But dialogue is what we need most in difficult times

Anti-choice congressman says abortion is “bigotry.”

Mormon Republican grapevine hints that presidential prospects would be short-lived.

As Catholic sex abuse scandals once again dominate headlines from Boston to Belgium, and even the fast-track canonization of Pope John Paul II is marred by questions of culpability, the role of the Catholic hierarchy in enabling clergy abuse seems indisputable, admitted even by die-hard church partisans like the Catholic League. But what’s less understood is how these same patterns persist in today’s Church, where demographic shifts and a dwindling priesthood may be creating a new set of scenarios for abuse. The story of Katia Birge is a case in point.

RD would like to see a tallit on the basketball court.

Klingenschmitt claims to have exorcised the demon of homosexuality from at least one servicemember.

He understood the tensions between the transformative power emblematized in the life of Jesus and the often stifling legacies of institutional Christianity.

Both potential GOP hopeful are loved by the evangelical base, but Pence has something Huckabee doesn’t.

Military Religious Freedom Foundation demands withdrawal of the invitation.