Rick Warren

How the hell did Rick Warren get inauguration tickets? How the hell did Rick Warren get inauguration tickets?

Barack Obama knows liberals are upset he picked the conservative evangelical preacher to pray at the inauguration. And he doesn't care.
  • Warren slams media, bloggers

    In a video directed at his congregants, controversial pastor Rick Warren criticizes "bloggers who really need to get a life."
  • Anti-gay statements removed from Warren's Web site

    Language that described homosexuality as "an enormous sin" was deleted from the Internet home of the controversial pastor who'll give the invocation at Barack Obama's inauguration.
  • Melissa Etheridge meets Rick Warren

    In a blog post about the conversation, Etheridge's wife comes to the controversial pastor's defense.
  • Warren misstates marital history

    The Saddleback pastor repeats convenient oversimplification of marriage history.
  • Gay rights leader rips Obama

    Human Rights Campaign president Joe Solmonese gets center page op-ed in today's WaPo.
  • Obama supporters want refunds

    Some Obama backers who gave to him express their anger at Change.gov website.
  • Liberals fuming about Warren

    Obama's decision to put Warren on inaugural stage has infuriated some of his supporters.
  • The attention-driven Warren, Book III

    Fishers of men need the right bait, and Rick Warren's television show had two presidential nominees on the end of the line.
  • The attention-driven Warren, Book II

    Warren gets defensive when pressed again about the "cone of silence."
  • The attention-driven Warren

    The power play we saw at Saddleback proves that when it comes to self-regard the difference between preachers and politicians is a matter of style, but not degree.
  • 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.
  • The Money-Driven Life?

    In honor of Ashley Smith, the ministry backing Rick Warren's Evangelical bestseller offers a special non-exploitation deal -- for a limited time only.

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