By TERRY MATTINGLY, Scripps Howard News Service
Political conversation about splits in the Baptist church
As Bill Clinton tells the story, it wasn't your typical Baptist prayer breakfast.
A look at the language of the 'soaring' candidates
If Mike Huckabee has said it once, he has said it a thousand times during his bid to reach the White House.
A look at 'Juno' and pro-life Hollywood
Every year or so, a Cinderella movie leaps into the ultimate Hollywood A-list -- the Academy Award nominees for best picture.
Surveys find Americans tolerant of religious beliefs
When it comes to religion, modern Americans think religious beliefs are good, but they tend to worry about beliefs that affect other people.As a rule, religious words are safer than religious actions.
Invading Anglican closets
The historic Trinity Episcopal Church offers clear online guidance to those seeking a Blessing of Holy Union in its sanctuary on Boston's Copley Square.
The slippery slope of athletes and their religion
One of the big questions during last year's National Football League playoffs was whether Tony Dungy of the Indianapolis Colts and Lovie Smith of the Chicago Bears would make it to the final g
Mormons and 'polytheism'...and the baggage it carries
Few religious leaders on earth have as much power and authority as the "prophet, seer and revelator" who leads the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
How we changed the Twelve Days of Christmas
There was a time when Christians did not celebrate a season that could be called the 30-something days of Christmas.

