No political victory should be worth sacrificing moral integrity

A few years ago a commentator observed that while we evangelicals have a lot to say about judicial decisions, when it comes to choosing justices who have conservative religious views, the nod typically goes to Catholics because evangelicals lack the requisite…

How corruption scandals are driving young Christians away from megachurches and conservative politics.

Turning local police into ICE agents makes everyone less safe.

Sweeping heavenward like an enormous glass-and-metal ski jump, a new Protestant church dominates the crumbled earth, freshly planted trees and unfinished water features of a suburban park under construction in Changsha, China.

The Johnson Amendment has perhaps caused the greatest division among groups historians say were probably not Lyndon B. Johnson’s prime target: houses of worship and religious leaders.

Over the past half-century since the Johnson Amendment became law, a grand total of just one church has lost its special tax status — and that after an episode of blatant electioneering.