State-by-state advocacy of U.S. religious liberty launches
Anne Reiner, Baptist Press
Representatives from nine state legislatures have announced the formation of state-level religious freedom caucuses in a new nationwide effort to combat religious discrimination.
Voting According to Catholic Principles, Not Partisan Politics
Arland K. Nichols, Crisis
How do we cut through the rhetoric so that we might become aware of and guided by Catholic principles and priorities? In answering this, we must be aware that it is virtually impossible to address election related matters without being accused of partisanship.
Why We Need More Religion in Politics, Not Less
Timothy Dalrymple, Philosophical Fragments
Where do people get this notion that the Right has claimed ownership over Christianity? It’s best understood historically. And while there are certainly points in this story on which to criticize the Right, the story has just as much to do with poor decisions on the Left.
Q&A: Peter Greer on Poverty, HOPE International, and Economic Development
Values & Capitalism
Peter Greer recently answered questions for Values & Capitalism related to economic development, the importance of combating both physical and spiritual poverty, and more.
