John Green
Exit polls show few changes in the religious vote
Why evangelicals might vote for Roy Moore anyway
The Bible is among 10 ‘most challenged’ books of 2015
Pope Francis’ stern climate encyclical faces deep political divides
Republicans woo evangelical base in bid to recapture the Senate
4 reasons why Republicans are rekindling evangelical outreach
Losing our religion: One in five Americans are now ‘nones’
BETHESDA, Md. (RNS) The number of Americans who say they have no religious affiliation has hit an all-time high -- about one in five American adults -- according to a new study, with the number of self-described atheists and agnostics hitting a peak of 6 percent of the U.S. population. By Kimberly Winston.
God is back in the party platform, but religion remains a divisive issue for Democrats
(RNS) God was out and now God is in. And Jerusalem wasn’t the capital of Israel and now it is. By Lauren Markoe.
With nomination clinched, focus turns to Romney’s Mormon faith
(RNS) One study says that Mormonism will hurt Mitt Romney's quest for the White House. Another says such fears are "exaggerated." How do we make sense of such contradictory claims? By Daniel Burke.
Mormonism hurt Mitt Romney in 2008. What about 2012?
WASHINGTON (RNS) If used against him in the fall presidential election, negative stigmas or stereotypes about Mormonism could be hard to overcome for Mitt Romney's campaign, according to an academic study released Monday. By Steve Koff.
