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Cartoons of the Week
May 19–25, 2012
Facebook face-plants, plus other editorial cartoons from the week. -
Historic TIME Letters
Religion
Antievolution legislature is gaining steam now that Tennessee’s new “monkey bill” has taken effect
How did a slogan endorsing compassion and tolerance get turned into indecency?
Is heaven where we go when we die, or God’s space in the here and now of this world?
Faith makes social groups stronger and confers an evolutionary advantage
Doubt has always been a part of faith, as William Hamilton knew and defenders of the “war on religion” would be wise to remember
Why Georgetown’s president John DeGioia is a model for all people of faith
The hidden health benefits of religious rituals that require willpower
Playing for God and not for the hype just might be the best way to handle a miraculous run
We are drawn to stories — and are more likely to remember them — when they rhyme. Next up: The Scarlet Letter as a rap
It’s true that Christianity is losing some of its appeal among Americans, but that is a religious, not political, matter
Jon Meacham explains what the Denver Broncos quarterback’s faith means for the future of American Evangelicalism
Any person of faith who claims to believe in the sanctity of human life should pay attention when that life is in jeopardy
Why the faithful can take solace in the indictment of a Catholic Bishop
The devout Christian quarterback for the Denver Broncos has acquired outsize celebrity. Why he symbolizes our divided times
When Rick Perry supporter and Dallas Evangelical pastor Robert Jeffress called Mormonism a cult, it turned politics into a religious test
