Are religious groups too political?

We Need Less Religion in our Politics and Less Politics in our Religion

By Stephen Prothero

The Church’s Right to Religious Freedom (And its Place in the Public Square)

By Mary Ann Walsh

Why My Church Avoids Taking Political Positions

By Dave Schmelzer

What was missing from the presidential candidates’ campaign rhetoric?

What Romney Wouldn’t Say

By Randall Balmer

The Cracks Beneath Obama’s Winning Coalition

By Matthew Schmitz

Will Paul Ryan help Mitt Romney win the Catholic vote?

Ryan’s Catholic Problem? A Century of Papal Teachings

By Michael Sean Winters

Memo to Ryan: “Life Issues” Go Beyond Abortion

By Simone Campbell

In Ryan, Romney Has an Ally for the Unborn

By Patrick Archbold

Ryan Speaks the Language of “Faithful Catholics”

By R.J. Moeller

Whose responsibility is it to fund care for the underserved—the state or religious groups? And who does it best?

Let’s Remember History, When Religious Institutions Welcomed Government Support

By Alison Collis Greene

Government Is Not the Enemy, Nor the Only Answer

By Joel C. Hunter

Churches Need Strong Federal Programs to Help the Vulnerable

By David Beckmann

When It Comes to Complex Needs, Government Can’t Provide What Matters Most

By Jedd Medefind

What is fair game to discuss in the media about a candidate’s religion?

Faith Is a Factor for Voters, and Rightly So

By Timothy Dalrymple

If a Candidate Talks Faith, We Should Talk About Everything

By Michael Ruse

Let’s Focus On Policy, Not Just Theology

By Amy Sullivan