- November 14, 2024
Divorce and Remarriage + Melissa Moore
On the list of evangelical sins, divorce is way up there. Remarriage? Basically polygamy. And yet, there are so many
Election 2024: No Mandate for Extremism
In the wake of a deeply consequential election, The State of Belief this week unpacks the electoral role played
Gateway Church congregants take up Morris’ offer to get ‘money back’ on tithes
FORT WORTH, Texas (RNS) — Katherine Leach’s stomach churned while she was driving to Saturday worship at Gateway Church early
Why are some Christians opting for the American Solidarity Party?
(RNS) — Some Christians who consider themselves more “pro-life” than just anti-abortion have had enough. Disenchanted with Donald Trump and
Muslim Americans face a tough choice, but we have to refuse to empower Trump
(RNS) — Determined after the horrors of the first Trump presidency not to see another, in 2020 I gathered a
This election has stoked fear in many Americans. Here’s an antidote.
(RNS) — I had a recent conversation with Marshall Ganz, an old friend, veteran organizer and internationally renowned teacher of
Democracy and Faith Hit The Road
This fall, a number of faith- and values-driven organizations have taken to the road, bringing a positive message to communities
We’re Good at Being Bad Christians + Jayne Sugg
When was the last time you read your Bible? If you’ve “deconstructed” from evangelicalism — or any faith tradition
Catholic bishops are spending millions less to fight abortion this election
(RNS and NPR) — Every Monday morning, Ashley Wilson makes a cup of coffee, opens her laptop and loads Florida’s
At Pray Vote Stand Summit, religious right leaders reckon with GOP pivot on abortion
(RNS) — Since July, when the Republican National Committee dropped a federal abortion ban from its national platform, several traditional