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  • An Open Letter to Glenn Beck from Jim Wallis

    Dear Glenn, I think we got off on the wrong foot.

  • Reflections from the Rally

    I can\'t explain what I felt as I watched Dr. Alveda King bounding down the steps of the Lincoln Memorial steps to deliver her speech, \"I Too, Have a Dream.\"

  • Signs of the Times

    Watching the news in the last few months has been a real eye-opener for me.

  • Evangelicals and Glenn Beck

    I recognize that people of good will and good faith might differ with each other on this. Yet there is no need to \"de-Christianize\" each other over the matter.

  • Anne Rice Asks 'What Does It Mean to Be Christian Anyway?'

    When a public figure makes a public statement on a controversial topic, it invites — even encourages — a public conversation.

  • Judge Walker: President Barack Obama is a Homophobic Bigot

    As David Axelrod pointed out on the day following the release of Judge Vaughn Walker\'s ruling on Prop. 8, President Obama still supports civil unions but opposes same-sex marriage. This makes him a homophobic bigot, according to the learned judge.

  • Should the Mosque Be Built? It's a Matter of Love

    In the wake of the tragedy of 9/11, moderate Muslims worked to distance themselves from the radical Islamic attackers, standing on the long-repeated claim that Islam is a peaceful and loving religion. If this is true, now is the perfect opportunity to prove it.

  • Is the American Medical Association in Obama's Back Pocket?

    In the recent AMNews, we physicians were given talking points on how to tell our patients about ObamaCare. It was so full of "happy-speak" that one must wonder if the AMA has paid lobbyists for the Administration.

  • Why Atheists Look Up to Christians

    Many people operate under the naive assumption that atheists base their views on reason while Christians base their views on faith. In reality, it is just the opposite.

  • Finding the Balance: Privacy and the Civil Society

    Privacy in our culture has come to serve not a deepening of community life but an ever deeper sense of social isolation.

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