A new poll shows that college students are almost evenly divided into three camps when it comes to faith. About a third, 32%, are true believers. Another 32% are spiritual but not religious. And 28% consider themselves secular.
Amanda Marcotte sees how conservatives both claim Christ and vilify the poor in contradiction to the teachings and example of Jesus and wonders why this is so?
Two reminders: the recent excommunication of a priest who advocated the ordination of women and new rules that limit Roman Catholic military chaplains ministry to homosexual service members.
In Town of Greece v. Galloway, the Supreme Court will decide if and when it is permissible for public meetings to open with prayer. This could be a pivotal case in determining the standards by which governments may permit religious expression in civil settings.
The offices of the Episcopal Church at 815 Second Avenue in New York City were evacuated briefly this afternoon due to a bomb threat at
I love AMC’s “Breaking Bad,” I am distraught that this amazing series will end on Sunday, though I gotta say, I am completely wrung out
The Church of England has selected the first female representatives to attend meetings of the House of Bishops. From the Church of England’s Web site:
New data indicates that loyalty to the church on the part of Roman Catholic women in the United States is declining relative to men. David
ECFVP Interview with Melanie Barnett Wright: “It has nothing to do with the building”
The Rev. Dr. Titus Presler, as Principal of Edwardes College, a church-sponsored undergraduate and graduate institution in Peshawar, Pakistan, shares “Reflections and expressions of support