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A month ago ten humanitarian aid workers in Afghanistan, most of them apparently called to medical mission by a deep Christian faith, were massacred by the Taliban. The New York Times’ front-page caption beneath their pictures read: “Humanitarian Victims of Afghan…

As a thirty-something evangelical, I find myself in a crisis of vocational and spiritual bearing. I wouldn’t quite call it a traditional crisis of faith or of existential being. I still believe, but can’t relate with the embattled and politicized state of the current evangelical…

One of the strange aspects of broadcaster Glenn Beck’s recent moves to transform himself into a religious leader as well as entertainer and “educator” has been his intense attacks on President Obama’s theology of salvation, which he has called “evil” and “satanic.”

What happened to promises of interfaith dialogue and ending discrimination?

And they shouldn’t love the GOP because it’s anti-Islam.

Despite condemnation by evangelicals and others, the utter ordinariness of demeaning Islam persists.

And everywhere there is food.

Now, please, be nice, everyone, and get back to work!

Rather than burn it.

Are we playing right into al Qaeda’s hands?