religious right

Any claim of a supposed ‘separation of Church and state’ is nothing more than a fraudulent platitude in the service of Christian nationalism.

Fueled by a sense of desparation and a taste of victory under Trump, donors gave hate groups $110 million in 2020, allowing them to launch assaults on LGBTQ rights in every direction.

After a decade of fawning over the Russian dictator, conservative evangelicals will have to work hard to ignore Putin’s latest outrage.

Even as Biden picks his first justice, the conservative bench may still give the religious right a free pass to discriminate as long as they cite their faith. But where will the line end?

Like any and everything, the trend to a more secular society is fueling a furious reaction from the religious right.

Former science show host Emerald Robinson’s week started with a tweet suggesting vaccines were the Mark of the Beast. It ended with her off the air while her employer institutes a vaccine mandate.

The global Hillsong megachurch, which has several celebrity members from Chris Pratt to Justin Bieber, has repeatedly denounced LGBTQ people. Now they’re Facebook’s newest partner.

A right-wing outlet weaponized Grindr data it obtained to target a prominent, hypocritical priest. It’s a disturbing extension of the religious right’s attack on any LGBTQ people in the Church.

America has become more secular and less religious. So religion has responded by becoming more political, and conservative causes are used as the litmus test.

A hate group leading the right’s efforts to win school board elections, which is evidence that their fixation could be disastrous for LGBTQ students.

“I am disgusted by your company’s new cereal promoting unnatural sin,” one group’s petition says. “Homosexuality is not something to be promoted or celebrated.”

Fox News host Will Cain claimed the LEGO Pride set must have been designed by former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke.

Right-wing institutions hold the real power, not individuals. The institutions will continue doing their dirty work, even when the personnel changes.

The religious right is using the same tactics, for the same reasons, to stop medical treatment or sports for trans youth as it has against abortion providers.

Conservatives are making more noise about Becerra, a supporter of LGBTQ rights and reproductive rights, than they did about Pete Buttigieg.

For years, religious right leaders called for a holy war. With the insurrection of the Capitol building, they got what they wanted.

Now that it’s essentially an arm of the Republican Party, the religious right may have a hard time keeping younger believers & recruiting new members to their politicized churches.

Republicans were half-and-half, but there’s only one demographic where the majority is still uncomfortable with same-sex marriage. Take a good guess.

Newly uncovered audio from conference calls reveal how White House officials – including advisers Paula White and James Dobson – helped funnel cash into Trump’s evangelical base.

Christian billionaire David Green wrote that three words received directly from above are good enough reason for employees to work through a viral pandemic.