Religion and Ethics Newsweekly rounds up scholars on Romney's address.

Wayne Grudem believes evangelicals should promote religious liberty by being willing to vote for candidates who have different beliefs.

But questions about candidate's Mormon beliefs may continue.

What the candidate said will largely be welcomed. But questions remain about what wasn't.

"There's only one explanation for it, and it's not a human one."

Response varies from deep concern to standing ovation

It’s time for Christian leaders to tackle the issue.

Is Pat Robertson's endorsement of Giuliani all that surprising?

NAE survey shows Giuliani and Fred Thompson tied for a distant second.

The Republican senator said he could offer a promising package to evangelical voters.

Presidential candidates deviate from the usual religious scripts.

"Many of us are intrigued and excited by Thompson, but we have great concerns about his advocacy of federalism"

Trends may favor the Arkansas governor.

When will the Democrats start pandering to prolifers again?

How to really build a 'great society.'

Another Methodist in the White House?

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Conservative leaders doubt his support among evangelicals will last.

Can conservative Protestants vote for a member of what they consider a cult?