- April 4, 2025
‘God-lover Kyle’ performs spirituality through posting memes on Instagram
(RNS) — A meme, as Kyle Hide explains it, is like a gene for culture. A concept first coined by biologist Richard Dawkins, it’s a
Judge rules against former SBC President Johnny Hunt in Guidepost defamation suit
(RNS) — A federal judge ruled against former Southern Baptist Convention President Johnny Hunt on Monday (March 31), rejecting his claims of defamation against Guidepost
In the hills of Tennessee, a developer hopes to offer blue state Christians a refuge
Whitleyville, Tenn. (RNS) — On a sunny morning in mid-February, Josh Abbotoy, who describes himself as a “conservative Christian who does land deals,” drove a
The cafeteria approach to religion isn’t only for Catholics
(RNS) — I was talking with a Roman Catholic-raised friend who no longer practices the religion of his youth. At a certain point
The Rule of Law and the Chaos of MAGA: Jay Michaelson
This week, Rabbi Dr. Jay Michaelson joins Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush for a deep dive into the state of U.S. politics, the role of
A New City Won’t Save You + Lydia Sohn
… but it might shape you. Katelyn and Roxy both moved to New York City with a dream of starting fresh and the promise
Congressman Eric Swalwell and the Fight for Democracy
This week, Representative Eric Swalwell joins host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush to discuss the ongoing challenges facing American democracy, lessons not learned in the
Adding local color, American Hindus fashion Holi into a festival of belonging
(RNS) — Anshul Virmani, a software consultant in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, said his colleagues at work begin asking about Holi long before his children do. “They
Pope Francis is out of medical danger, doctors say, but will remain in hospital
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — A week after his last respiratory crisis, doctors say Pope Francis continues to show signs of improvement and is currently out
Turned down by state, Oklahoma schools chief is out to raise funds for Trump-endorsed Bibles
(RNS) — Ryan Walters is looking for 55,000 Bibles, and he is seeking $60 donations for each of them. Walters, who is Oklahoma’s state superintendent