Opinion
Share our joy! How Julie Rodgers recalls last year’s marriage ruling (GUEST COLUMN)
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Her friends didn’t force her to choose between her orientation and her love for Jesus. They shared her joy.
Opinion
What catalyst started the Presbyterian Church in America? Racism
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If it wasn’t for slavery, segregation, and white supremacy, there would be no Presbyterian Church in America.
Opinion
Where do Southern Baptists go when they leave? The answer in one chart
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Only 62 percent of Southern Baptist youth are in a Southern Baptist church today.
Opinion
Six words Trump never said to evangelicals
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Jesus. Christ. Bible. They’re all missing from Trump’s vocabulary
Opinion
Who flipped to join Trump’s evangelical advisory board? (COMMENTARY)
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These so-called leaders traded in their integrity for a seat at Trump’s gold-plated table.
Opinion
UK uses bogus quiz to rule on Christian asylum seekers
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The UK is using the one method scientifically shown to fail.
Opinion
Pakistan poll: 70% say ‘It’s NEVER permissible for a man to beat his wife’
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A prominent group of clerics does not represent the views of Pakistanis.
Opinion
Why Charleston shooting is both an obstruction of religion and a hate crime (but not terrorism)
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What is a ‘hate crime’? What is ‘obstruction of religion’? How are they different from ‘terrorism’?
Opinion
How do Methodists view homosexuality and same-sex marriage? Some poll results
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It’s not just at the General Conference. United Methodists in the pews are also split over LGBT issues.
Opinion
Why do we pick-and-choose our religious beliefs? Blame social media
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We now pick the emojis that go with our beliefs.
Opinion
Top 5 surprising religion and politics stories (and it’s only May)
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It’s unexpected events like these that keep me loving religion and politics in the USA.
Opinion
Why Pro-Life Democrats are disappearing
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In six years, the number of pro-life Democrats in Congress has dropped from forty to just two.
Opinion
Trump isn’t Hitler: It’s OK for a person of faith to vote for Trump
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Even this year, people can disagree on politics without sacrificing their faith.
Opinion
Why greater diversity may (temporarily) thin out your pews
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Congregations that grow in diversity may decline in attendance.