Amy Sullivan explains how the Democrats alienated evangelicals and are trying to win them back.

Remember the concerns of those to whom Jefferson wrote on the separation of church and state.

In wake of Obama's speech, author talks about The Decline of African American Theology.

Charitable-choice funding will face challenges under the new administration.

New alliance may be more partisan than it lets on.

Without exit-poll data for Democrats, reliable data is hard to come by.

Abortion and the candidate's commitment to freedom and equality.

"I believe in the redemptive death and resurrection of Jesus Christ."

U. S. presence in Iraq is 'allowing for the inevitable to happen.'

His hope for Iraq is "more of a theological perspective," he says.

At Easter message, Benedict XVI had lamented, "nothing positive comes out of Iraq."

"He doesn't want attention to go to him. And yet it just does."

We need something more than another moral imperative.

Ex-President Carter's new book is both misleading and dangerous.

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Christianity Today's take on a then-new president.

Gerald R. Ford's May 28, 1977, commencement address to his son and 180 other Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary graduates.