(RNS) — Its roots are in the Civil War.
(RNS) — Democracy is making inroads, but the tradition of karmic kingship persists.
(RNS) — The Jewish world’s environmentalist engagement of three decades ago is overdue for a revival.
(RNS) — The Biden inauguration sought a restoration.
(RNS) — No president in American history has so overtly devoted himself to appealing to evangelical Christians. It wasn’t enough.
(RNS) —The sacrilege lay not in the invasion of the Capitol but in the fact that it had been incited by the president of the United States.
(RNS) — The experiences of the two communities in Atlanta have run parallel since the Civil War.
(RNS) — Once the SBC sees systemic racism, it’s a slippery slope to feminism, climate change and LGBTQ rights.
(RNS) — The departing attorney general seemingly went out of his way to reject his church’s teaching on the death penalty.
(RNS) — The ‘hold your nose and vote’ theory of why white evangelicals went for Donald Trump is in shambles.
(RNS) — With a new conservative majority on the court, the free exercise clause is due for an upgrade.
(RNS) — A new working group takes the lead in taking on pro-choice Biden.
(RNS) — After three decades, the late justice’s notorious free exercise decision is on the chopping block.