Killing the Buddha

leviathan smiles

 
 

witness

Sinners and saints

Happy Hour Gospel

Happy Hour Gospel

by Joseph Huff-Hannon

The Bakkers’ son has a church of his own—in the back of a Brooklyn bar.

Imagining Prisons

Imagining Prisons

by Ashley Makar

From a Protestant monastery to the prison-industrial complex.

The Struggle for the (Possible) Soul of David Eagleman

The Struggle for the (Possible) Soul of David Eagleman

by Robert Jensen

A neuroscientist imagines life beyond the brain.

Vive la Différence

Vive la Différence

by Garrett Baer

Stephen Prothero on why all religions aren’t, deep down, all the same.

Hrafspa

Hrafspa

by Eric Scott

On the 21st-century passing of a 12th-century bard.

Hoping for Option B

Hoping for Option B

by Mark Dow

Two brothers talk about the death penalty, kayaking, and the reality of evil.

No Utopias

No Utopias

by Robert Jensen

“Hope is a kind of religion, and religions don’t work.”

Middle Ground with Jerry Falwell?

Middle Ground with Jerry Falwell?

by Aaron Leonard

An interview With Gina Welch, author of In the Land of Believers.

Fluent in Silence

Fluent in Silence

by Stephen Prothero

Was J.D. Salinger crazy—or just quiet?

Cornel West: Truth

Cornel West: Truth

by Astra Taylor

A drive through Manhattan with a jazzman in the world of ideas crammed in the back seat.

The Calling of Reverend Billy

The Calling of Reverend Billy

by Nathan Schneider

Why in tarnation is a performance artist running for mayor of New York City?

Better Than a Thousand Months

Better Than a Thousand Months

by Ashley Makar

The holiest night of the year for a Nuyorican Muslim.

The <em>What</em> of God?

The What of God?

by Nathan Schneider

A chat with Robert Wright on his new monster, The Evolution of God.

You’re Not in Oz, Anymore

You’re Not in Oz, Anymore

by Peter Manseau and Jeff Sharlet

From Believer, Beware: the KtBniks meet a real witch in Kansas.

Heartland Liturgy

Heartland Liturgy

by Anthony Easton

Rocking out to hymns and ordaining gay pastors: an interview with Lutheran singer-songwriter Jonathan Rundman.

The Colorful Apocalypse

The Colorful Apocalypse

by Greg Bottoms

What does it take to be an “outsider artist”? Brushes, paint, and revelation.

 
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