A new perspective on faith has emerged.
Politics
Obery M. Hendricks Jr. 12-01-2006
Jesus was a political revolutionary—not the meek figure he is commonly portrayed as—whose teachings have been diluted, if not corrupted, by those in positions of power, writes Obery Hen
Meg E. Cox 12-01-2006
John Perkins' pioneering ministry has shown that true racial reconciliation can only come with economic and political empowerment.
Danny Duncan Collum 8-01-2006
Neil Young's Living With War reopens the channel between artist and audience.
Julie Polter 8-01-2006
Like a cluster of traffic cops, insurance adjusters, and whiplash lawyers at a multicar pileup, writers of all sorts are trying to make sense of the dangerous intersection of faith and politics in
Maurice Timothy Reidy 6-01-2006
Roughly 40 percent of Catholics are reliable Republicans, and 40 percent are reliable Democrats. The rest could go either way. That makes Catholics the ultimate swing voters.
E.J. Dionne Jr. 6-01-2006
If the church causes discomfort only to one political party when both are in need of repentance, it is not being the church.
Amy Sullivan 4-01-2006
The politics of abortion has been dominated by extreme views on either side, but now voters are looking for solutions, not slogans.
Frederica Mathewes-Green 4-01-2006
'How many of you are both pro-life and against the death penalty?'
Celeste Kennel-Shank 2-01-2006
The nonprofit status of All Saints Episcopal Church in Pasadena, California, is being challenged by the Internal Revenue Service because of a sermon in which parishioners were asked to imagine a
Robert Roth 2-01-2006
Is 'Get Rich or Die Tryin' just a current movie or is it also a national mantra?