Jeremiah Wright does not speak for mainstream black churches--and he has done them a gross disservice by claiming to do so.

In a new book, Alessandro Gisotti offers Italian readers a balanced portrait of Barack Obama's personal faith and an informative review on the influence of religion in U.S. political life.

We should not limit eligibility for the presidency on the basis of religion. A president should make decisions by the law of the land, nothis faith.

This issue covers the "nuclear option," signing statements, animal rights, the Roberts Court, and more.

Questions may be raised in good faith about a presidential candidate's religion in respect to doctrines that bear upon social and political matters and public law.

Pope Benedict XVI islikely to take culture as the central issue of the new millennium: What is the culture necessary to preserve free societies from their own internal dangers?

U.S. conservatives remain Israel's most stalwart defenders today.

To people far from home and under fire, a child's painting, a card, a letter, a small gift means everything--and at no time of the year does it mean more than at this Christmas season.