Hagee withdrew his endorsement that has created long-running problems for McCain's campaign.

Candidates are scrutinized ever more closely for their spiritual associations.

Jeremiah Wright's controversial remarks provoked Obama's denunciation.

Obama and Clinton face more questions on beliefs, personal piety at Messiah College event.

Barack Obama is backtracking on remarks he made about working-class voters.

Focus on the Family founder says "I certainly will vote."

The ubiquity of religion in this campaign season is distinctly un-Lutheran.

Philadephia speech is rhetorical high water mark of presidential primary season.

The Republican presidential candidate pulled out from the race tonight.

"If people find that controversial then I would just refer them to the Sermon on the Mount, which I think is, in my mind, for my faith, more central than an obscure passage in Romans."

Tongue in cheek, the presidential candidate hangs around "Weekend Update" a little too long

Racial politics and religious differences collide

Zogby releases data from pre-election surveys.

One of three evangelical voters voted in the Democratic primaries.

Family activist still finds McCain 's candidacy "a matter of conscience."

First-ever primary endorsement follows promise not to vote for McCain.

The Republican candidate said that although he disagrees with McCain on many issues, his prolonged candidacy would make it easier for a Democrat to win.

Where will his votes go?

Sojourners leader believes candidates will have to gear their focus to issues like poverty and climate change.