Pastor Defends "Death-Prayer" Aimed at Obama.Source: myfoxphoenix.com
Anderson is standing by his controversial sermon, entitled "Why I Hate Barack Obama." Video of the sermon has hit YouTube, and he's taped explaining why he hates the President and praying for his death.
Cal Thomas: Battle Is LostSource: Box Turtle Bulletin
Conservative columnist Cal Thomas is most definitely against same-sex marriage, and more broadly he has little good to say about the gay rights movement ("They have taken advantage of a morally exhausted nation…").

Skilled statisticians like George Barna and carefully researched studies from the Pew Reports all show a declining moral climate and a gradual but alarming number of youthful exits from the church in America. Is it chronic, should we be worried?

I've seen the name on my caller ID a few times in the past week or so -- "Republican Party." I was always out when the call came in, and they never left a message.
The End of the Christian RightSource: Guardian Unlimited
James Dobson's retirement as head of Focus on the Family signals the death of the Christian conservative movement. [...]

Somebody asked me this on another seed:
Writing Athena,
what do you say to all these Christians who are ruining your religion by supporting Republicans and bigots like Dobson?
So this was my answer:
Religious right regroups after Obama winSource: Rocky Mountain News
Few are writing obituaries this week for the Christian right, which has been wrongly considered dead after setbacks like the demise of the Moral Majority and crumbling of the Christian Coalition.

McCain and Palin is fueding, and Sen. Stevens Alaska's state's leading republican was convicted on all 7 Counts while those Racist who Focus on Family claim they are Right and Palin promotes teen age pregnacy instead of abstenience.
Jim Wallis: My Personal 'Faith Priorities' for this ElectionSource: The Huffington Post
This is a wonderful and thought-provoking column exploring what it means to be religious, and how that plays into ones political decisions. The writer presents a list of "faith priorities" for choosing a candidiate which may surprise some readers.

In a pair of blog posts from this past February, I made the following remarks about Dobson's ridiculous anti-McCain rantings:
Jesse Helms: I'm going to sing 'Dixie' until she criesSource: EVERYDAY CITIZEN www.everydaycitizen.com
This past week, Bob Dole dubbed Helms a "conservative icon" and Trent Lott said that Helms was "one of the giants of the '80s and '90s in the United States Senate." Lott and Dole were not alone.

With the election now less than six months away, both presidential hopefuls are busy looking for a vice-president who will bring that certain je ne sais quoi to their respective campaigns.

Back in March, I wrote about John McCain's courting of the radical religious conservative vote-- in particular, his courtship of the endorsements of pastors such as John Hagee and Rod Parsley.

In my article on John McCain, Newsviner Nathan Alan opinedMcCain, right now, should be where Obama found himself when Farakhaun gave an endorsement. ...He isn't and there is a double standard.

Yes, yes, I know. The airwaves have positively been sizzling over Barack Obama's "close association" with "racists" (in the form of a church which seeks to support "black culture").
Religion | Is the Christian right withering?Source: Toronto Star
On the campaign trail, those hoping to run for president next year still feel a need to espouse their religious beliefs, though there seems to have been something of a shift.
God's Warriors - Special Reports from CNNSource: CNN
This CNN special report deals with people of each Abrahamic faith that view themselves as god's warriors and how that view leads to political action and involvement. This series aired over the weekend, I only caught half of the Christianity segment and half of the Muslim segment.

The three part series on Christianity, Islam and Judaism is an enormous six hour long undertaking presented by veteran reporter Christiane Amanpour who is known to millions of Americans for her stellar reporting during the early days of the Iraq war.