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An important contribution (and subtext) of Robert P. Jones's new book White Too Long is its focus on how white Christianity is lived in...

Now that the left-leaning evangelical leader (and a mover and shaker in the D.C. federal faith-based initiatives) Jim Wallis has com...

In response to my posting about the Louis Giglio controversy (and Bill Donohue's comments re: it), Wild Hair makes a valuable obs...

Two more valuable pieces at Religion Dispatches catch my eye today:  

From a week of news-reading in which I haven't felt sufficient energy to comment on these stories as carefully as I might have wi...

And speaking of a false centrism that predictably provides cover for the religious and political right, while professing to be all about ...

I'm continuing to find the story of Sojourners and its prejudice-driven refusal to take sides in the struggle for justice for LGBT ...

  And, turning from Newt Gingrich and Mike Huckabee to some real and substantial moral analysis of the current American political sc...

In my wrap-up posting about Mr. Obama’s commencement address at Notre Dame, I concluded, If there is going to be a resurgence of progre...

I talked yesterday about the tension between fear and hope in our democratic society—about the possibility that we may retrieve hope and tha...

This morning I read an essay by evangelical activist Jim Wallis at HuffingtonPost entitled “A Transformational Moment” ( www.huffingtonpos...