Does anyone seriously contend that a woman or person of color who behaved as Judge Kavanaugh did during testimony anywhere would be considered credible? And whatever one may think about the nominee’s fitness to serve on the Supreme Court, one thing is…

Why we’re conditioned to sympathize with men like Brett Kavanaugh.

The editors of America Magazine, a Jesuit publication, called on President Trump to withdraw Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination.

In baptism, “following” is more important than “believing.” The latter is done easily, and singly, from a recliner. The former is communal; it requires putting some skin in the game. Once upon a time, that’s what baptism meant – a…

David Clohessy recently returned to SNAP as a spokesman after resigning in 2016 as national director of the organization amid controversy over a lawsuit from a former employee.

Documentaries have always been artificial constructs blurring the line between fact and fiction, but new developments have changed the stakes.

The election of Donald Trump has galvanized the Christian left, creating a situation in which liberation theology may be relevant once again.

Oops, we just threw the Jewish tradition under the bus again. So sorry. We didn’t mean it. Really.

Theologian L. Gregory Jones, the dean of the Duke University Divinity School, on why “forgiveness should always be a gift.”