The Conversation: A provision in the House's pending tax bill to allow religious and secular nonprofits to engage in political speech could potentially change charitable life as we know it.
The New York Times: In tax debate, gift to religious right could be bargaining chip
The Washington Post: The strong, moral commitment to the dignity of women and children recently asserting itself in our common life has mainly come from feminism, not the "family values" movement, Michael Gerson says.
The Atlantic: The new facility tells a national story through the lens of the holy book.
Associated Press: Head of largest Swedish Christian church says God is beyond human gender determination.
OZY: Marshall Vian Summers claims to be a prophet and has filled 9,000 pages with communications from the Angelic Assembly.
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