Ethics/Morality/Religion
Did religion matter in the election? By Mark Silk / RNS
Black Church Studies At Duke University’s Divinity School Gets A $5M Boost From Endowment Gift. By Daniel Johnson / Black Enterprise
Why Americans Are So Awful to One Another. By David Brooks / The Atlantic
What Another Trump Presidency Means To Evangelicals Around the World. By CT Editors
As a Black Catholic, this election devastated me — but didn’t surprise me. By Alessandra Harris / NCR
Anxious, grieving, elated: Clergy prepare to preach into the post-election whirlwind. By Adelle M. Banks / RNS
White Christians made Donald Trump president — again. By Bob Smietana / RNS
What to Do After the Election. By Bonnie Kristan / Christianity Today
What the Black church can teach us about ‘Black on Black care’ and the election. By Cassandra Gould / RNS
Democrats Must Confront an Inconvenient Genocide. By Wajahat Ali / The Progressive
The Paradoxes Facing the Christian Right in Election 2024. By Amy Littlefield / The Nation
How the Trump Bible grift spells danger for public schools. By Lisa Needham / Daily Kos
JD Vance and the Prophets of Trumpism. By David French / NYT
A church divided: Rift over new pastor at influential Black church in Harlem. By Chris Glorioso and Tiffany Zeno / NBC NY
The Evangelicalism of Jimmy Carter. By Daniel K. Williams / Christianity Today
How Two Billionaire Preachers Remade Texas Politics. By Ava Kofman / NYT
In warning for Trump, evangelical Christian leaders urge ‘biblical principles’ on immigration. By Jack Jenkins / RNS
Supreme Court flooded with prayers for relief from groups eager to promote religion. By John Fritze / CNN
This election, a struggle for the soul of American Christianity is key. By E.J. Dionne Jr. / Wash Post
Kamala Harris Is a Woman of Faith. She Shouldn’t Be Afraid to Show It. By Jessica Grose / NYT
Voting rights advocate Barbara Williams-Skinner thrives on prayer and policy changes. By Adelle M. Banks / RNS
William Lucy, stalwart voice for labor and civil rights, dies at 90. By Harrison Smith / Wash Post
Project 2025 is a death sentence for religious freedom. By Wa’el Alzayat / RNS
William Barber joins faith leaders at vigil in Springfield to defend Haitian migrants. By Kathryn Post / RNS
Confessions of a (Former) Christian Nationalist. By Reverend Rob Schenck / Mother Jones
What Happened When an Ohio Megachurch Decided to Tackle Racism. By Ruth Graham / NYT
