A pastoral response to violence
On this weekend’s State of Belief Radio, a panel of prominent religious leaders focuses on how to handle grief, respond to social-based fears and what faith leaders can contribute to the [...]
Daily News
In today’s news: Coverage of this weekend’s ‘Pulpit Initiative‘ is rolling in. 33 pastors violated federal law to endorse a political candidate from the pulpit on Sunday. [...]
New Video – Pulpit Politics: The Race for Pastor-in-Chief
Remember the endorsement courtship and nasty split between pastors and politicians during the primaries? Now, the Religious Right’s Alliance Defense Fund is organizing more pastors to [...]
More on religion and football
After yesterday’s post about the NFL season, I thought the subject of religion and football had been exhausted. Unfortunately, I was wrong. Yesterday, the Republicans wrapped up their [...]
The Race for Pastor-in-Chief
I was fortunate enough to be invited to the Democratic National Convention to share my concerns about the misuse of religion during this election – from both parties. The following is [...]
Which One? Anti-Christ vs. Committed Christian Campaign Rhetoric
The Maverick is bringin’ it back for us one more time – way back – Bible style. John McCain’s campaign has released a sequel to an original ad they created a few weeks ago that’s been making [...]
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
The following is cross-posted at On Faith and BeliefNet’s Progressive Revival. I approached Rick Warren’s Saddleback Civil Forum with much anticipation, but without a clear idea of [...]
Daily News
It’s time for your daily two scoops of news: McCain and Obama each write personal religious statements, and the campaign for Pastor-In-Chief rolls on! [Time] Richard Land on why [...]
Religion, the Election, and the Media (cross-posted from BeliefNet)
Below is a post that I wrote for the new BeliefNet blog Progressive Revival: The Pew Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism and the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life have [...]
