Can the Religious Right and Left Be More Than a Rubber Stamp for Their Parties’ Policies?
Both religious camps are more likely to follow than lead when it comes to who determines the two parties’ policies.
For Houses of Worship, Interfaith Collaboration Is the Future of Security
“We’re a community, whether we’re one faith or another."
Trumping the National Day of Prayer
The National Day of Prayer is America-centric.
The Answer Isn’t Less Religion — It’s Better Religion
In a world of religious violence, I’m still hanging on to what I’ve seen and learned from my Jewish, Muslim, and Christians friends.
It Is Time to Publicly Protest Anti-Semitism
Can we, at the very least, say that anti-Semitism is unacceptable, un-American, inhuman?
To Sri Lankan Christians, and All Christian Friends: ‘May Christ Rise for You’
May God someday come and defeat the Angel of Death.
All Americans Owe It to Our Country to See What’s Happening at the Border
The Talmud teaches: “Pity the one with no courtyard but who still builds a fence.”
How Fan Fiction Gave Millennials Power over Their Spirituality
Contemporary religious culture have become increasingly fused among the eclectic, “DIY” culture of the spiritual-but-not-religious “nones.”
Barbara Brown Taylor Has Holy Envy — and It’s Changed Her Christian Life
Is there any better way to learn something than to teach it?
To Battle the Hate That Invaded Two New Zealand Mosques, Start in the Schoolroom
Stand up for yourself and stand up for what’s right. But do that out of love. Not spite.