Christianity

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Men on eHarmony seem obsessed with women who are "clean" Men on eHarmony seem obsessed with women who are "clean"
Doesn't everybody shower? Sixty percent of the men I meet on eHarmony say, "I can't stand someone who is not clean."
Divine politics Divine politics
In "The Stillborn God," a history of the separation of church and state, Mark Lilla urges the West to remember the religious fanaticism in its past -- or risk its return.
I'm a sexually active woman, but my Christian parents treat me like a child I'm a sexually active woman, but my Christian parents treat me like a child
Do they actually believe my boyfriend and I aren't having sex -- can't they see I'm an adult?
Jesus is my dorm advisor Jesus is my dorm advisor
Patrick Henry College grooms fundamentalist kids to be America's future leaders. A new book looks at how these elite students cope with the pressure to bridge secular and religious worlds.
Spare the rod, spoil the wife Spare the rod, spoil the wife
Just how "Christian" is "domestic discipline"?
I feed the poor but eat with the rich I feed the poor but eat with the rich
We do our Christian charity and then drink mimosas at a fancy hotel up the street. And that just seems so wrong!
The Senate says "Om," Part 2 The Senate says "Om," Part 2
A trio of Christian patriots embarrass themselves, their country and their savior on Capitol Hill.
Is atheism dead? Is atheism dead?
My belief in no God, which has sustained me since high school, is starting to feel shaky.
Churches slam doors on sex offenders Churches slam doors on sex offenders
Christian, Muslim and Jewish congregations are struggling over whether to let sex offenders worship in their midst. Few have mercy.
Gospel according to Judas Gospel according to Judas
The recently unearthed Gospel of Judas "contradicts everything we know about Christianity," says religious historian Elaine Pagels.
Israel goes on the virtual offensive Israel goes on the virtual offensive
The Israeli government is deploying new tactics to deepen ties with American youth and evangelicals.
My daily bread My daily bread
Raised to worship the New York Times on Sundays, I found myself going to church and praying instead. I thought a lot about God and flesh and blood -- and didn't tell my friends I was becoming a religious freak.
Ode to joy Ode to joy
Barbara Ehrenreich turns away from pop sociology to explore the historical oppression of collective happiness in "Dancing in the Streets."
Sexless and loving it Sexless and loving it
Dawn Eden, author of a new memoir about chastity, gets frank about why she thinks forsaking sex has made her a better Christian, a better lover and a better friend.
My mother tithes 10 percent -- but she can't make her house payments My mother tithes 10 percent -- but she can't make her house payments
We're happy to help with her second mortgage -- but not if the money goes to her church.
Bad religion Bad religion
Fundamentalist Islam certainly has women problems -- but then, so does Christianity!
Apocalypse soon Apocalypse soon
As Israel batters Lebanon, some prophetic souls hear the trumpets sounding -- but why? Is it the end of the world as we know it? And do evangelicals feel fine?
Abortion rights, religious voices Abortion rights, religious voices
More advocates for reproductive freedom are finding God on their side, too.
The disbeliever The disbeliever
Sam Harris, author of "The End of Faith," on why religious moderates are worse than fundamentalists, 9/11 led us into a deranged holy war, and believers should be treated like alien-abduction kooks.
Jesus: The coverup Jesus: The coverup
"Holy Blood, Holy Grail," the source for "The Da Vinci Code," is a masterwork of paranoid pseudohistory. Now its author is back, arguing that Jesus faked his own death and ran off with Mary Magdelene. Verily, there's a sucker born every minute.
Them damn pictures Them damn pictures
By caving in to fanatics over the Danish cartoons, the West has shown that it is not only gutless but brainless.
I'm a Christian turning agnostic I'm a Christian turning agnostic
Should I confess my loss of faith? How? To whom?
Anne Lamott on the rights of the born Anne Lamott on the rights of the born
The novelist and memoirist tells off a roomful of Catholics about abortion.
"I'm a conservative Christian and this film changed my mind" "I'm a conservative Christian and this film changed my mind"
"Brokeback Mountain" makes at least one straight guy less narrow.
Reformed school girl Reformed school girl
Christine Rosen attended a fundamentalist Christian school, but the doctrinaire teachings -- and the scary sex-ed classes -- couldn't stem the tide of her questions.
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