“Audiences are often smarter than they’re given credit for. And I think they’re often drawn to films that raise genuine questions about our lives that demand a real ponder.”
Edward Norton
The actor was speaking on the popularity of recent films that tackle religious subjects. (RNS)
“We, as progressives, as Democrats, shun the secularizing and politicizing of faith. We should. But we go too far and allow that concern to build a wall between authentic and needed narrative. We must man up to sharing our testimony.”
Burns Strider
The political consultant was writing on how Democrats failed to connect with religious voters in the 2010 midterm elections. (RNS)
“No matter what your station, it is unacceptable to help yourself to other people’s money and violate their trust. If you commit a crime, status as a religious leader will not protect you from federal prosecution.”
Paul Fishman
The U.S. attorney was speaking after a Catholic priest admitted diverting parish funds into personal accounts. (RNS)