Christianity

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  • 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

    A trio of Christian patriots embarrass themselves, their country and their savior on Capitol Hill.
  • 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

    Christian, Muslim and Jewish congregations are struggling over whether to let sex offenders worship in their midst. Few have mercy.
  • 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

    The Israeli government is deploying new tactics to deepen ties with American youth and evangelicals.
  • 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

    Barbara Ehrenreich turns away from pop sociology to explore the historical oppression of collective happiness in "Dancing in the Streets."
  • 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

    We're happy to help with her second mortgage -- but not if the money goes to her church.
  • Bad religion

    Fundamentalist Islam certainly has women problems -- but then, so does Christianity!
  • 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

    More advocates for reproductive freedom are finding God on their side, too.
  • 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

    "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

    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

    Should I confess my loss of faith? How? To whom?
  • 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"

    "Brokeback Mountain" makes at least one straight guy less narrow.
  • 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.
  • Leave it to the Weavers

    Hen and Bunny capture the suffering Christians of "The Amazing Race"
  • Bah Humbugians unite!

    Colbert asserts that Christians are an oppressed minority
  • Deliver us from lap dances

    Christian ministry beckons lasciviously to sex-industry workers and their customers.
  • Still an angel?

    Ashley Smith was sainted by conservatives for reading "The Purpose-Driven Life" to her captor. Now she admits to also giving him crystal meth.
  • Verily, I sell unto you

    Increasing numbers of evangelical business owners are hanging out their shingles with the word "Christian" prominently displayed. Are they bringing godliness to Main Street -- or making hay on holiness?
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