Religion on Townhall

• Star Parker: Are MLK's Christian Values Welcome Today? Mon Jan 21
  Star Parker
  The Rev. Louie Giglio, designated to give the benediction at this year's presidential inauguration, has withdrawn, under apparent pressure, after the surfacing of remarks he made, some 25 years ago, about the sinfulness of homosexuality. ... more
• Our Father Who Art Obama Sun Jan 6
  Kevin McCullough
  A disturbing bit of news came out of the President's decision to sign our newest defense bill into law. ... more
• Standing Tall and Holding Fast Wed Jan 2
  Kathryn Lopez
  In essence, if you are Catholic in this country you no longer can own a company, Frank O'Brien explains. ... more
• December 21st Fri Dec 21
  Paul Greenberg
  So little time, so much to do, what with Christmas almost here. Cards to mail, last-minute presents to buy, stockings to hang. ... It must have been like that the day they found him out by the railroad tracks. That was long ago in little Pine Bluff, Ark. -- but he still comes to mind every time the calendar flips to the 21st of December. ... more
• The Resurrection Fri Dec 21
  David Limbaugh
  At the very core of Christianity is the historical authenticity of the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ. ... more
• One Night in Bangkok Thu Dec 20
  Cal Thomas
  Most of us can read about sex trafficking with a sense of detachment. It is only when we see its results up close that we are forced to confront the full extent of its horror. ... more
• Evangelicals Against God Wed Dec 19
  Terry Jeffrey
  I was driving near the Washington Beltway recently behind an evangelistic atheist. It was not the Obama-Biden bumper sticker that gave this driver away, but the one just below it: "You don't need God — to hope, to care, to love, to live." ... more
• And So It Goes? Sun Dec 16
  Michael Youssef
  There used to be a saying that went: “As goes England, so goes America. ... more
• The ACLU’s Sounds of Silence Tue Dec 11
  Robert Knight
  In George Orwell’s futuristic novel 1984, a tyrannical government masks its activities through the use of Newspeak — saying or doing something opposite of what the word means. ... more
• What is Chanukah? Fri Dec 7
  Paul Greenberg
  It's starting to look a lot like ... Chanukah. That's the minor eight-day Jewish holiday that's become a major one in our time, perhaps because of its proximity to Christmas and the demand for some kind of Jewish equivalent. ... more
• Russia may soften religion law over Putin concerns Sun Dec 2
  Reuters News
• The Death of American Religion Wed Nov 21
  Ben Shapiro
  In the aftermath of the re-election of President Barack Obama, conservatives searched the heavens and the earth for answers. Some suggested that Mitt Romney lost because Republicans didn't reach out more to Latino voters; some suggested that Romney lost because his "get out the vote" system fell apart on Election Day. ... more
• “The Twilight Zone” and Romney in 1961 Sat Nov 17
  Matthew Bowman
  My wife and I recently started browsing through classic Twilight Zone episodes. Seems like a reasonable thing for religious conservatives to do in the Obama administration’s America. But I wasn’t prepared for just how relevant it would be. ... more
• Ohio’s Faithful Chorus May Call the Tune on Election Day Mon Nov 5
  Robert Knight
  Economic issues seem to be dominating the 2012 campaign, but a quiet electoral revolution is brewing. The “religious vote” is on the move, and it’s not going leftward. ... more
• Things are Tufts All Over Mon Nov 5
  Mike Adams
  Tufts University, a private school in Massachusetts, has now officially ceased to be a university. Tufts has a national reputation for heavy handed suppression of free speech despite its close proximity to places where many of our nation's first great free speech victories were fought and won. ... more
• Faith, Freedom in the Center of the Storm Sat Nov 3
  Kathryn Lopez
  We usually assist in Africa and other impoverished areas around the world, just like Red Cross does, said Sgt. Angelo A. Sedacca of the NYPD, talking about his work with the Knights of Malta, a Catholic charitable organization in more 120 countries throughout the world. ... more
• Persecuting Jesus Fri Nov 2
  Ken Blackwell
  The nineteenth century French painting,Christian Martyrs’ Last Prayer--today hangs in the Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore. ... more
• It’s the Values, Stupid! Wed Oct 31
  Michael Medved
  Shared Priorities Overcome Religious Differences ... more
• The 'New Normal' Christianity? Fri Oct 26
  Brent Bozell
  NBC's sitcom "The New Normal" isn't just trying to remake society for the Gay Left. It's trying to remake Christianity, which is to say, destroy it. ... more
• Billy Graham: Vote for Biblical Values This Nov. 6 Tue Oct 23
  Joseph Infranco
  Is Billy Graham getting political? ... more
• Baha'is most persecuted religion in Iran: U.N. investigator Mon Oct 22
  Reuters News
• President Obama, More Religious Apostate than Religious Pioneer Mon Oct 22
  Michael Brown
  According to CNN writer John Blake, President Obama is “a religious pioneer” who, in the opinion of some scholars and pastors, is “also expanding the definition of who can be a Christian by challenging the religious right’s domination of the national stage.” ... more
• The Single Reason for Not Reelecting Barack Obama Mon Oct 22
  Bruce Bialosky
  If you recognize the name Shel Talmy, you’re a true rock ‘n’ roll aficionado. He was the original producer of The Who and The Kinks. Producing just one of these legendary bands would in itself make him legendary – two makes him monumental. ... more
• NewsBusted on Paul Ryan Photos and Foreign Donations Scandal Fri Oct 19
  America
  MRCtv mocks the liberal media coverage of the week's events. ... more
• Chris Matthews, Abortions and Sharia Law Hysteria Thu Oct 18
  Michael Brown
  In comments made before the presidential debate this past Tuesday, Chris Matthews claimed that Gov. Romney’s position on abortion was “almost like Sharia,” stating, “You’re saying to the country, we’re going to operate under a religious theory, under a religious belief.” In doing so, Matthews repeated the common leftwing libel that conservative moral principles with a basis in religious beliefs are equivalent to radical Islam. ... more
• In Church, Remember that it's Sunday, but Tuesday's Coming Tue Oct 16
  Marvin Olasky
  One WORLD subscriber, Thomas Sandlin, describes himself as “just an old retiree living in the backwater small town of Liberty Hill, Texas.” But any community with Liberty in its name is not a backwater. Liberty is not a backwater concept. It’s the high-water mark for politics in America, where our Liberty Bell exhorts us, in the words of Leviticus 25:10, to “proclaim Liberty throughout all the Land unto all the Inhabitants thereof.” ... more

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