Talia Lavin’s Wild Faith: How the Christian Right is Taking Over America is an angry response to the rise of American Christianity’s far-right fringe, which she depicts as a theocratic menace ...

had welcomed the Supreme Court ruling that for half a century secured the right of American women to reproductive freedom. Even after the religious right succeeded in convincing conservatives that ...

Wild Faith is a one-sided response to the rise of Christianity’s far-right fringe. Too often, it seems more like an apoplectic rant than a serious exposé.

For the last 18 months, the Heritage Foundation, the right-wing think tank responsible for Project 2025, has been organizing ...

Analysts say the political advances of the Christian right in recent years mask broader declines for the movement. Stephen Prothero, a scholar of religion’s role in American politics and society ...

A new initiative will necessitate that the Trump administration makes difficult judgment calls about the faith.

All these things matter for the Christian right.… They become obsessed with the betrayal of American power—and when they’re talking about American power, they’re talking about the defense ...

Lavin, author of “Wild Faith: How the Christian Right Is Taking Over America ... people and queer people have a rightful place in American leadership. Trump, she adds, validates the belief ...

Fifteen years ago, the religious right sometimes wanted to portray itself as just wanting a seat at the table in the noisy forum of American democracy, saying, “We just want to have our voices ...