In a book event with mega-pastor Rick Warren, the former president backs TARP and extending tax cuts. But that may not be his most controversial remark.
John Shimkus, an Illinois Republican, is citing Genesis as he vies for the most hotly contested committee chair in the new House.
Anti-Jewish incidents were far more prevalent than attacks on Islam in 2009 in the United States. But some wonder if the supercharged atmosphere of 2010, including the debate over the New York City Muslim center, will alter the statistics next year.
"Few things about a person correspond as tightly to partisanship as saying grace," according to the authors of a new study.
In new book Benedict XVI says Pius XII "was one of the great righteous men and that he saved more Jews than anyone else." Jews beg to differ.
Bryan Fischer of the American Family Association isn't backing down despite criticism, and he may have tapped a deep vein of insecurity among conservative believers.
Benedict's comments in a wide-ranging new book are the most extensive and authoritative on the sensitive topic from the Catholic Church.
Benedict's message could make Catholic opponents of health care reform uncomfortable. Still, papal statements that go against political positions have rarely altered policies.
Colorado Springs, Colo., is tops, Burlington, Vt., is last. And Las Vegas -- Sin City -- beats New York! Let the debate begin...
The unexpected loss by Bishop Gerald Kicanas signals a decisive rightward shift in the American church hierarchy, and fear of further scandal coverage.
The Florida senator and great new hope of the GOP attends a Southern Baptist church while portraying himself as a practicing Catholic -- and some fans feel duped.
After a tough loss, Cao, a pro-life Catholic and a Republican, continues to feud with Tony Perkins' Christian Right group, which opposed him over gay rights.
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