In an interview with Religioscope, Michael Hastings Black discusses how new media can help the image of Islam in the United States.
New media and American Muslims
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Drinking the Kool-Aid
Brian Britt, Professor of Religious Studies at Virginia Tech, comments on the popular phrase thirty years after Jonestown.
Mormons and Proposition 8
By now it's old news that the Mormon Church has faced serious backlash from gay rights activists for its support…
Presidents and heretics
Ross Douthat comments.
The greening of religion
Presbyterian pastor Henry G. Brinton believes the secular environmental movement must reach out to religious groups if the planet is to be…
Democracy, religion and Prop 8
Geoffrey R. Stone writes on the separation of church and state in The Huffington Post.
Secular trends
From The Economist, a report on setting limits on Islamic extremism in Indonesia since the 2002 Bali bombings.
Ted Haggard speaks
In a recent sermon, former evangelical leader Ted Haggard broke his silence about the sex and drug scandal that led to his…
Interfaith dialogue or religious repression?
Donald H. Argue and Leonard A. Leo, members of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, contend there is a "dubious agenda"…
Post-election roundup
We've rounded up a selection of articles from around the web that look at the role religion played in the…