Evangelicals

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Isn't that special? Satan pays a visit to the Bible Belt (updated)

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When the devil issues a press release, the media pay attention.


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Pod people: Much ado, nothing new, Merry Christmas to you

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Pod people: Much ado, nothing new, Merry Christmas to you

Santa scored big in Texas schools this week. Free speech, meanwhile, ruled it a tie. And religion paced the sidelines waiting to be put in the game.


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Not 5Q+1: Thoughts from Michael Luo on faith and ink

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A long, long time ago, during the gentle, mild reign of GetReligionista Sarah Pulliam Bailey, we used to have “5Q+1″ features in which we asked journalists — including many not on the religion beat — a set of questions about their views on religion and the news.


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Baylor's Art Briles: Diehard Texan and what else?

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Try to imagine national-level journalists writing about how a coach does or does not fit into the culture of Notre Dame University without mentioning Catholicism.


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Joe Jonas unplugged begs for good reporter and editor

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Purity rings, an Assembly of God church breakup, suit-wearing and pew-sitting. Mandatory attendance on Sunday mornings and fulfilling all expectations.


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'Dozens of pastors' not quoted in front-page story

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Readers of The Oklahoman, my hometown newspaper and one-time employer, awoke today to a banner, front-page story on controversy over a play opening in Oklahoma City this week.


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Hobby Lobby, the Little Sisters of the Poor and the NYTimes

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As a rule, conflicts between church and state are extremely complex and often produce headaches, even among those who have years of experience working in such dangerous intellectual terrain. Frankly, I have no idea how general-assignment reporters can handle this stuff without the help of thick research folders and very experienced editors.


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