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Onward, Christian Panderers: Pols Push Theocracy

Christian conservatives are in play this presidential election cycle. The candidates are bending over backwards -- and literally taking a bath--to woo them. Can democracy survive the pandering season?
Maui Time  |  Ted Rall  |  10-18-2007  |  Religion

Comics for Christnew

Evangelicals are speaking in bubbles -- and fighting God's war on pop culture.
Portland Phoenix  |  Deirdre Fulton  |  10-11-2007  |  Religion

Muslims in Milwaukee Show Many Shades of Faithnew

If you were to render an accurate portrait of Muslims in Milwaukee, you'd have to draw on a very broad palette, one that accommodates diverse ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds, not to mention different schools of Islamic thought -- from Shiite to Sunni.
Shepherd Express  |  Aisha Motlani  |  10-05-2007  |  Religion

Father David Roney's Taste for Children Went Unpunishednew

The mountain of documents constituting Roney's personnel file paints a deeply disturbing picture of a pedophile priest who went unchecked and unpunished for decades -- and it doesn't end in Minnesota.
City Pages (Twin Cities)  |  Jonathan Kaminsky  |  10-03-2007  |  Religion

The Catholic Diocese of Orange County's Bad Movesnew

The bishop broke his covenant, the former chancellor broke down -- but the truth about the Diocese of Orange's sex-abuse scandal is emerging in court anyway.
OC Weekly  |  Gustavo Arellano  |  10-02-2007  |  Religion

Liars in the Pulpitnew

It's hard to sit here and listen to the Rev. Ed Bacon and not think that the Pharisees have entered the temple again. The sophistry, spinning, and sheer avoidance of truth rivals anything uttered in Jerusalem 2,000 years ago.
Los Angeles CityBeat  |  Alan Mittelstaedt  |  09-28-2007  |  Religion

Carlton Pearson is Preaching the 'Gospel of Inclusion'new

His new gospel cuts against the grain of megachurch Christianity, and might make even mainstream churchgoers a little uneasy -- but others see it as a chance to build a bridge between evangelicals and secular nonbelievers.
Houston Press  |  Russell Cobb  |  09-26-2007  |  Religion

The Texas Legislature Puts God in Public Schoolsnew

Now two lawsuits are fighting for the church-state divide.
San Antonio Current  |  Vince Leibowitz  |  09-26-2007  |  Religion

More Angels in Americanew

Has well-traveled atheist Christopher Hitchens ever had doubts about his doubts?
Boston Phoenix  |  James Parker  |  09-24-2007  |  Religion

Smoking for Jesus Ministry Takes Root in Texasnew

Exiled by hurricanes, the black congregation from New Orleans has flourished in Texas Hill Country, by clinging fiercely to their faith.
The Texas Observer  |  Dave Mann  |  09-24-2007  |  Religion

The Search for the Mormons' Garden of Edennew

Mitt Romney and his fellow Mormons believe Adam ate the forbidden fruit in Independence, Missouri -- we set out to investigate.
The Pitch  |  Justin Kendall  |  09-11-2007  |  Religion

The Secret Sins of Father Kelly at Our Lady of Guadalupenew

The Catholic Church has been embroiled in sex-abuse scandals for more than a decade, and July's $660 million settlement by the Los Angeles Archdiocese brought legal closure, if not spiritual consolation, to Father Matthew Kelly's victims.
Santa Barbara Independent  |  Nick Welsh  |  09-11-2007  |  Religion

Vodou Childnew

A vodou ceremony in the Florida 'burbs? Who'da thunk it?
Miami New Times  |  Tamara Lush  |  09-10-2007  |  Religion

Democratic Presidential Candidates Make Religious Pushnew

Dems take advantage of voters' lapse in faith in the GOP.
Charleston City Paper  |  Greg Hambrick  |  09-05-2007  |  Politics

After Ted Haggard, New Life Church Tries to Rise Againnew

New pastor Brady Boyd will avoid politics from the pulpit.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  J. Adrian Stanley  |  09-04-2007  |  Religion

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