Evangelicals

Rodney Howard-Browne said that prayer had "knocked the teeth" out of the storm.

Evangelicals gave Trump their support at the election. He is rewarding them with policies, interviews, and access.

Trump's presidency presents a challenge to people of faith.

The Green family behind Hobby Lobby stores aim to present Middle Eastern history and culture through a narrow and historically dubious Judeo-Christian lens.

The Christian lobby takes credit for Jon Ossoff's defeat.

A resolution condemning the alt-right and white nationalism has split the annual gathering.

Trump's fundamentalists forgive, forget and thrive on conservative cash.

The Military Religious Freedom Foundation calls the growing fundamentalist element a "national security threat."

How the White House is building an unlikely alliance with the Christian right.

A higher proportion of born again Christians voted for Trump than for Bush, McCain or Romney.

Trump won 53 percent of white women, despite lurid revelations.

Christian leaders must not stand by and do nothing in their final window of opportunity.

Why are evangelicals backing a man who knows so little about Christianity or even the Bible?

According to Trump supporter Dr. Ben Carson, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee did not address his recent commitment to protect the LGBT community.

Trump has had some success with evangelicals in states such as South Carolina. But there have been signs of slippage.

Steve Green's family has spent $800 million amassing a collection of ancient artifacts to build an elaborate and deceptive museum in Washington, D.C.

Despite displays of devotion to the Gipper, the current crop of Republican leaders wouldn't support many of his policies.

'Creation Care'—the idea that religion can move those unconvinced by science—could propel the environmental movement through the next presidency.

"I am by no means even thinking of throwing in the towel," the retired neurosurgeon said after his fourth-place finish in Iowa.

A fundamentalist Christian organization's $101 million project has been the subject of a bitter lawsuit.

Trump's colorful personal history does not chime well with evangelical values.

Franklin Graham begins (or continues?) an insurgency from the GOP.

The Texas senator is now polling in first place among Republicans in key early caucus state.

Among African-American clergy who met with the mogul, it's unclear who is endorsing him and who is reserving judgment.

Colorado is home to gun-huggers and pot smokers, pro-lifers and atheists—but running for the middle ground.

America is about to be invaded by agnostic and atheist evangelists