park51 mosque

In “getting religion,” how should they talk about the sacred and profane?

The consequences of fusing the sacred and the secular.

Our history obliges LDS people to do better.

Speaking out against Islamophobia does not mean supporting Park51.

There was a fair amount of surprise when ADL went on record opposing the construction of a progressive, moderate, multifaith dialogue-oriented Islamic center two blocks from Ground Zero in Manhattan. Wait a minute, my (non-Jewish) boyfriend asked me, did they drop a letter from their name? Are they the Defamation League now?

New York City’s Landmark Preservation Commission’s unanimous decision on August 3, 2010, to allow plans for the construction of a mosque and community center near Ground Zero to move forward has been hailed by some as a victory for religious freedom, but it has also provided more fodder for latent anti-Muslim sentiments that have surfaced nationally.

National Republican Trust PAC ran anti-Obama campaign ads in 2008.

Times columnist promotes myth of “true” American identity.

He just notices that the religious right is anti-Islam.

Shouldn’t Mormons know better?