Crux: Pope Francis can be understood as a living, breathing embodiment of the "both/and" instinct that's so much a part of Catholic DNA, but which is increasingly difficult to understand in a world where false dichotomies and "wedge issues" are the political coin of the realm.
Religion News Service: Politicians often cite American "exceptionalism" and the country's high level of religiosity when boasting about one nation under God, but this country isn't so unique on the faith front any more, say two sociology professors.
Washington Post: Boston Globe giving up on its Crux website, but associate editor John L. Allen Jr. vows it will continue.
Christianity Today: "The Seer," a documentary about the poet, writer, and farmer, premiered at SXSW this weekend.
The Atlantic: At many evangelical universities, you can be gay -- as long as you don't "act" it.
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