Mary Leonard writes in a front-page Boston Globe article that President Bush’s faith-based initiatives might have the surprising side-effect — yes, you could put quotes around “surprising” and “side-effect” — of picking up a few more votes and helping attract some diversity to the Republican base. And, while the Christian Right is squawking about the […]
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Albert Mohler, Roberta Combs, Tony Perkins, and Fr. John McCloskey are the people to keep an eye on.
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Over the edge.
‘Republicans aren’t quite ready to take the plunge.’
‘Happily, Republicans have identified a threat right here at home on which the Democrats lack all backbone.’
‘Of course it worries me that a few extremely conservative individuals, for political reasons of their own, are trying to manipulate the people of the Episcopal Church.’
Multimillionaire Howard F. Ahmanson Jr and the American Anglican Council.
Why have the media paid so little attention to Gov. Riley’s crusade to reform Alabama’s regressive tax code?
Gov. Bob Riley “is one of the few white politicians in recent history to try to use religion on behalf of social justice.”
There’s a big difference between a conservative and a religious revolutionary.
The Alabama Christian Coalition adamantly opposes the governor’s plan, but the national Christian Coalition has just taken his side.