religion

After showing a mild ambivalence to policies that lead to resegregation, new Nashville Scene editor attempts to preserve his progressive street cred by taking on a race ba

Except, of course, when it is:

But minutes into the debate, the conversation turned to race, a theme that has been a near-constant in this campaign.

Lotta folks believe Sunday is for going to church. Hell, my daddy made my mama take me to church while he sat in the bed reading the Sunday paper. Daddy said religion is for the weak-minded.

Well, if you need to get up early, put on a respectful suit of clothes, and go to a club meeting where they say you're going to live forever in some state of future rewards and punishments, you have that

A more condensed reworking of subject James Carroll's book of the same name, the film follows the former Catholic priest on a journey to confront his past and uncover the roots of religiously inspired violence and war. His search also reveals a growing scandal involving religious infiltration of the U.S. military and the consequences of religion’s influence on America’s foreign policy.

DaveG compares the tactics of Richard Nixon and Barack Obama:

Redstate asks the relevant question "Why is it that the anti-theist Left wing goes nuts shrieking 'Church and State' and spouting accusations of '[breaking] with longstanding precedent' by 'unveil[ing] a presidential campaign ad infused with deeply religious tones' when they look hard enough, wit

From the Bob Smietana:

“He doesn’t have the same affinity with evangelicals that President Bush does,” said former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, who spoke Thursday at the Lipscomb conference.

The ACLU has now set its sights on the Naval Academy, havig sent a letter to the institution saying it's "long past time" to abolish the daily lunchtime prayer, contending it violates midshipmen's freedom to practice religion as they see fit.

The ACLU has now set its sights on the Naval Academy, havig sent a letter to the institution saying it's "long past time" to abolish the daily lunchtime prayer, contending it violates midshipmen's freedom to practice religion as they see fit.