I've just finished reading Tempting Faith, and have all manner of thoughts in reaction to it. And I'd like to share some of the best parts of it with you, as well. (Though as a future book-peddling author myself, I would be remiss if I didn't encourage you to go out and buy your own copy.) But first I'd like to address some of the criticism of David Kuo coming from his former boss at the White House Office of... Read more

The launch of a major statement calling for immediate action on climate change has brought together a diverse coalition of voices from every spectrum of thought, all of whom believe that environmental stewardship and creation care must become a top policy priority. (more…) Read more

I’m ashamed to admit that, in reading the book, I was often surprised to find that Kuo shares my heartfelt concerns about hunger, poverty and homelessness. I guess I had forgotten that – for all their focus on other people’s bedrooms – conservative Christians read the same Gospels that I do. (more…) Read more

He was an Evangelical true believer who subscribed to a sort of hegemonic view that Evangelical Christians could remake American society by permanently covenanting with the Republican Party.  (more…) Read more

In Tempting Faith, former White House operative, David Kuo, has written an interesting book, much of it maddening, some of it disappointingly partisan. (more…) Read more