Institutional trust continues to decline in surveys, but religious organizations still rank high.
The Catholic Church says no to gluten-free communion. Here’s why.
A new Vatican letter to Catholic bishops worldwide has stirred up questions again over what kinds of bread and wafers should be used during communion in Catholic churches around the world.
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Marco Rubio is tweeting the most Republican part of the Bible
Each day, the Florida senator is quoting a verse from Proverbs, the GOP’s favorite part of the book. Why?
Muhammad Ali’s Muslim faith is being scrubbed from his legacy
“The Greatest” was one of America’s most famous Muslims, but you wouldn’t know that from his official social media accounts — and that’s a problem.
300 show up for nuns’ chapel dedication to express opposition to pipeline
A convent is refusing to sell an easement to the Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline in Pennsylvania, believing it will harm the environment. Now they’ve constructed a chapel in the path of the fracked-gas infrastructure.
The survival of a Southern Baptist who dared to oppose Trump
Russell Moore was the most prominent anti-Trump voice in the Southern Baptist Convention. It almost cost him his job. Related story: Russell Moore: Religious Right must change or die
Are Protestants concealing a Catholic-size sexual abuse scandal?
Like Catholics, fundamentalists preach strict obedience to religious authority. Sex is prohibited outside of marriage and rarely discussed. Overlapping dynamics of silence and submission make conservative Christians a ripe target for sexual predators.
Letters to the Editor
The latest from our readers: Looking for a place at the CBF table, by Haley Cawthon | Southern Baptist view of atonement is consistent with scripture and tradition, by Luke Smith
Instead of ‘Merry Christmas’ in July, how about celebrating Jesus’ birthday his way?
Christians who get all high and mighty about whether others say “Merry Christmas” come off as hateful jerks rather than loving soul winners. Ramping up on “Merry Christmas” may be a productive political ploy, but it’s atrocious evangelism.
Hobby Lobby fined $3 million for artifacts smuggled from Iraq
Hobby Lobby, whose owners are evangelical Christians, said it began collecting a “variety of Bibles and other artifacts” several years ago with the goal of preserving them for future generations.
When gospel sermons came on the phonograph
These folk preachers blended homespun sermon and song to offer life lessons on how to survive in a world of inequality and virulent racism.











