Monthly Archives: April 2018

Albert Mohler undertakes to parse the result of a new Pew study about Americans’ belief in Our Invisible Friend. Perhaps the most basic finding of this study is not what’s printed in the report at all, but what’s there in … Continue reading →

Bill Donohue is having fits today over a just-completed study that links the intensity of religious education in childhood to suicide rates among gay men. Not surprisingly, growing-up hearing that you’re “intrinsically disordered” is unhealthy; not surprising, either, is that … Continue reading →

IN TWEETS: Our Perfect Wedding features polygamist gay pastor

I happen to know many of these people.

A Politico study finds that support for The Donald is located chiefly — though not exclusively, of course — amongst evangelicals, and that Christian broadcasters are his most reliable boosters. A generation ago—even a few years ago—this would have been … Continue reading →