Jean-Paul Sartre's most famous line, from his 1944 play "No Exit," is probably also his most misunderstood--so much so that ...

When we read about idolatry in the Old Testament, we think of people worshiping images carved from wood or molded from metal.

“I even brought my Bible—the evangelicals, OK?” Donald Trump whinged at a campaign stop in the run-up to the Iowa caucuses. “We love the evangelicals and we’re polling so well.” ...

Above all, we must remember that the Gospel spread throughout Asia long before the Church held any political power.

Jean-Paul Sartre's most famous line, from his 1944 play "No Exit," is probably also his most misunderstood--so much so that he later had to clarify his original meaning, specifying that it was not ...

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When we read about idolatry in the Old Testament, we think of people worshiping images carved from wood or molded from metal. Modern people cannot relate to that behavior. The Bible teaches that ...

The bishops then accused white evangelicals of perpetrating idolatry through what sociologist Michael Emerson calls “the religion of whiteness.” The failure of white evangelicals to take ...

Idolatry of politicians must not be allowed to keep on blinding people from those individuals who blatantly show like they're ...