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One of the greatest dangers Christians face today is our tendency to make God look more like us when we ought to focus on looking more like... Read More

World Council of Churches Regresses on Antisemitism

David J. Michaels, RealClearReligion

Last month, the World Council of Churches elected the Rev. Dr. Jerry Pillay as its next general secretary, and his record of bigoted rhetoric... Read More

When the Court Takes Away Lemon: What the Praying Coach Ruling Means for Religious Americans

Howard Slugh, RealClearReligion

Joseph Kennedy, a high school football coach, merely wanted to kneel on the field and quietly express his gratitude to God for a few seconds... Read More

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Can I Vote for a Sinful Political Candidate?

Robert Golding, Gospel Coalition

Paul's teaching frees the conscience of Christians to vote for political candidates that display radically unchristian behavior. Read More

At a Crossroads, Will Catholic Church Choose Renewal or Decline?

J. K. White, Hill

At the nine-year mark of his pontificate, Pope Francis has acknowledged the unprecedented hostility he has encountered. Read More

Methodism & Christian Nationalism

Mark Tooley, Firebrand Magazine

What is "Christian Nationalism" and how should Methodists think about it? Arkansas United Methodist Bishop Gary Mueller recently commented to... Read More

Yes, There are Politically Conservative Jews Out There

Samuel Abrams, RCPolicy

In the spring of 2022, the Tikvah Fund's annual New York conference made national news when the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Lower Manhattan... Read More

How Should the LDS Church Handle Abuse Reporting?

Laura, By Common Consent

What would a ministerial companion to the administrative liability prevention helpline look like? Read More

Why Modesty Still Matters

Jacob Tubbs, Public Square

No, women aren't responsible for men's thoughts. But that doesn't mean it's time to lay aside all morality standards. Read More

How Should We Approach Problematic Images in the Bible?

Jaime Waters, America

Although this language may resonate with some audiences, likening God to a slave owner is troubling and envisions a relationship based out of... Read More

Vatican Archives Opened; Letters From Jews Revealed

Sarah Sachs, Moment

The Vatican released letters Jews sent to Pope Pius XII during the Holocaust. What is the Vatican's history with disclosing documents? Read More

Revival in Babel's Shadow

Samuel Goldman, Acton Institute

The big cities of America have long been thought to be thoroughly secular, even godless, where cosmopolitanism and human greed crushed... Read More

Islam and Pluralism, Liberal Hegemony, and Foreign Policy

Faizan Malik, TT

Progressivism appears to have rekindled neoconservatism (not surprising, as many current progressives were on the neoconservative bandwagon... Read More

RCReligion Analysis

Render to God What is God's: Reflecting Christ in Politics

James Spencer, RealClearReligion

One of the greatest dangers Christians face today is our tendency to make God look more like us when we ought to focus on looking more like... Read More

World Council of Churches Regresses on Antisemitism

David J. Michaels, RealClearReligion

Last month, the World Council of Churches elected the Rev. Dr. Jerry Pillay as its next general secretary, and his record of bigoted rhetoric... Read More

When the Court Takes Away Lemon: What the Praying Coach Ruling Means for Religious Americans

Howard Slugh, RealClearReligion

Joseph Kennedy, a high school football coach, merely wanted to kneel on the field and quietly express his gratitude to God for a few seconds... Read More

Videos

Is There Hope for Us? A Gospel Response to These Turbulent Times

A Jewish American Tale: The Jewish Story Explained

Trauma and Healing in the Church

Russell Moore Wants Us To Be Strange (But Not Crazy)

Religious Liberty Is for Pro-Choice People Too

Ed Kilgore, Intelligencer

Pro-abortion-rights clergy are heading to court, arguing that post-Dobbs abortion bans violate their freedom to practice their religion.... Read More

Two CA Bishops Personify Catholic Divide Over Politics of Abortion

Francis Rocca, Wall Street Journal

U.S. Catholic bishops meeting in San Diego for a weeklong spiritual retreat starting Monday will try to rebuild unity after a polarizing debate over whether to deny Communion to politicians who support abortion rights. Among the proposed retreat topics, according to a memo sent to bishops, are "community and fraternity among the bishops," "unity and mutual support among bishops," polarization in t... Read More

Religious Persecution & Discrimination

Henry Herskovitz: Jew, Antisemite, Holocaust Denier

Stewart Ain, Forward

An interview with Henry Herskovitz, a Holocaust denier who has been holding protests in Ann Arbor, Michigan, for 19 years.... Read More

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