Evangelicals have successfully promoted a depoliticized vision of their movement. Its fundamental principles have plenty in common with Trump.

How today’s religious right functions as a shadow political party

In the face of Trump's crude racism, some conservatives are practically begging for a return to the good old days of dog whistles.

William Eddy was one of several devout Christians in the oil business who helped build a pivotal alliance in U.S. Middle East policy.

The women in her new novel confront abuse and grapple with faith.

Robert George, longtime religious zealot and onetime Never Trumper, has reached the halls of Foggy Bottom.

The curious appropriation of “Judeo-Christian” values on the right

In a country torn apart by gang violence—forcing many to flee to the United States—evangelicalism is offering gang members a way out.

A liberal's search for God and faith in a divided country

Reverend Michael Curry's sermon added a glowing moral dimension to the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Beneath an unequivocal stance against queer sexual orientation lies a deep insecurity about the Christian right's position in American politics.

The prestige that psychoanalysis gained in the midcentury was also its downfall.

To understand the political power of evangelicals, we must look beyond the pulpits.

How did Donald Trump—a thrice-married, biblically illiterate sexual predator—hijack the religious right?

Revisiting Irving Kristol, the conservative thinker who predicted Trump’s rise.

It's a very American tradition.