A short-handed Supreme Court will hear its first major abortion case in almost a decade today, one that has the potential to revise constitutional standards and to affect millions of women.

Unfortunately, “religious liberty” has become a dog whistle to agitate and motivate conservative Christians who fear losing absolute majority control over the United States.

Chapels at Oxford and Cambridge universities report a quiet revival in the digital era as Christians, Muslims and atheists alike seek solace in choral music and the Book of Common Prayer.

For the past six years, I have been involved in loving and serving immigrants through the work of the Immigration Service and Aid Center (ISAAC), a ministry of Texas Baptists. Being a first-generation immigrant, it is not difficult for me…