The Postsuburban Gospel
Fred Folmer reviews Justin Wilford’s Sacred Subdivisions. Continue Reading →
a review of religion and media
Fred Folmer reviews Justin Wilford’s Sacred Subdivisions. Continue Reading →
By Jeff Sharlet Rick Warren’s real conribution to American evangelicalism is the perfection of the humble-brag. Continue Reading →
The Southern Party: I’m betting Santorum takes Alabama and Mississippi tonight. In the meanwhile, read Alec MacGillis at The New Republic:
If this year’s GOP presidential candidates have all year been making such a conservative pitch in order to appeal to a party shaped by the South, why have they been having such a hard time connecting with voters in the most Southern states of all?
The Ugandan Anti-Homosexuality Bill, also known as the “kill the gays” bill, never went away. We were just supposed to think it did. A debate of the bill is set to begin before Uganda’s parliament in the next few months, writes Warren Throckmorton, who last week interviewed the author of the bill, David Bahati. Continue Reading →
Ann Neumann: Bruce Wilson at Talk to Action: In the Philippines ITN teams [International Transformation Network] are indoctrinating, by government order, the entire 100,000-plus officers of the Philippine national police force Continue Reading →
31 January 2006 The Los Angeles Times recycles an old, and never very fresh story-line — evangelicals are “branching out” to include issues of poverty and environmentalism in their agenda — Continue Reading →
Rick Warren on a coffee cup.
Rick Warren on a coffee cup.
Evangelical media has been abuzz with the story of Elizabeth Ashley Smith, the hostage of the Atlanta courthouse killer who convinced her captor to give himself up by reading to Continue Reading →