Just a few hours after he told a crowded courtroom, “I still feel like I had to do it,” Dylann Roof was sentenced to death by a federal jury for carrying out the mass shooting inside Charleston’s Emanuel AME Church.

At least 16 Jewish community centers received bomb threats Jan. 9 in an apparent attempt to rattle American Jews who have seen a spike in anti-Semitism incidents in the past year.

Anger may be the emotion that is most clearly expressed, but more complex emotions may well lie at the heart of the enraged utterances.

There’s something deeply American about Campolo’s story, something that ought to unsettle us — the remarkable sense that even atheism could receive “the best evangelical techniques.”

Karl Barth, Eberhard Arnold, and why the Church is political

A yearning for an earlier time, especially prevalent in rural American towns and cities, helped spur white evangelical Christians to vote overwhelmingly for Donald Trump.

The U.S. is becoming more diverse in terms of faith, but its legislature isn’t. A major reason? Non-religious Americans’ voting rates.

When it comes to Martin Luther and anti-Semitism, even popular toys in Germany can’t escape theological scrutiny.