Two parallels and an outlier: Graham Platner, Roy Moore and Donald Trump

Following “considerable prayer and discussion” prompted by last month’s white supremacist protest in Charlottesville, Va., Washington National Cathedral has decided to remove stained-glass windows honoring two Confederate generals.

A new study illustrates how seismic shifts in the nation’s racial and religious identities have altered the composition of the two major political parties significantly. But the parties are not changing at the same pace.

Building upon Supreme Court’s Trinity Lutheran ruling, a lawsuit claims excluding churches from relief grants violates First Amendment.

Making money in the markets is tricky enough on its own. Try doing it while staying faithful to your religious beliefs.

The meeting illustrates why somemembers of an evangelical advisory board formed during last year’s campaign have decided to remain by Trump’s side despite widespread calls for them to resign after his response to white-supremacist demonstrations.

I deny that 153 self-appointed Evangelicals, rejecting such a broad and diverse swath of God’s beautiful world (and ignorant of their own, callous disregard for so many), have the right to define my “faithfulness and witness.”