How America's understanding of God is changing
Bearings: Many who call themselves "spiritual but not religious" as well as many who have left religion behind are essentially promoting a "protest theology" against an arid or distorted representation of God.
Bearings: Many who call themselves "spiritual but not religious" as well as many who have left religion behind are essentially promoting a "protest theology" against an arid or distorted representation of God.
Episcopalians reflect on staying power of 'the sermon that stole the show'
Religion News Service: Days after the royal wedding, it's the address by the Most Rev. Michael Curry, presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, people still are talking about.
Religion News Service: Days after the royal wedding, it's the address by the Most Rev. Michael Curry, presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, people still are talking about.
'Jesus never charged a leper a co-pay': rise of the religious left
The (London) Guardian: From healthcare to tax and immigration, Rev. William Barber and the Poor People's Campaign are driven by faith to focus on the disadvantaged.
The (London) Guardian: From healthcare to tax and immigration, Rev. William Barber and the Poor People's Campaign are driven by faith to focus on the disadvantaged.
At a church security seminar: Guns, God and 'get those heads up' when you pray
The Los Angeles Times: Churchgoers, preachers and law enforcement officers from across Southern California gathered for a church security seminar hosted by the California Rifle & Pistol Assn., which delivered a warning: Faith alone will not protect you in a house of God.
The Los Angeles Times: Churchgoers, preachers and law enforcement officers from across Southern California gathered for a church security seminar hosted by the California Rifle & Pistol Assn., which delivered a warning: Faith alone will not protect you in a house of God.
Miroslav Volf delves into the theology of joy: A Q&A
Religion News Service: Theologian Miroslav Volf, who has written books on subjects ranging from the Trinity to the challenges of reconciliation in divided societies, has turned to what might seem like a frivolous subject: joy.
Religion News Service: Theologian Miroslav Volf, who has written books on subjects ranging from the Trinity to the challenges of reconciliation in divided societies, has turned to what might seem like a frivolous subject: joy.
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