There are a lot of words you could use to describe our current national conversation about politics, religion, and culture.…
I’ve been through withdrawal — no, not drugs or alcohol. My addiction was PEAD, that is, pre-election anxiety disorder. I…
State of the Union addresses are often thought of as little more than laundry lists of policies. But no one…
“Does Bush Owe the Religious Right?” According to Time magazine’s cover story this week, the answer is, emphatically, yes. “Conservative churches mobilized…
A lot has changed since Prison Fellowship first started going into prisons. The population behind bars has gone from approximately…
A week ago, Jersey City police, responding to calls from anxious friends and relatives, came upon a horrific scene: a…
In the wake of the tsunami that claimed more than 220,000 lives, some people were asking hard questions. Faced with…
A recent report commissioned by California congressman Henry Waxman (D) casts doubt on the effectiveness of abstinence-only programs. At least,…
The presidential inauguration, no matter who is being sworn in, is a glorious moment, showing the world how freely elected…
Last week a federal judge, egged on by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), ordered a Georgia school district to…
