Eric C. Miller

How the utopian notion of the U.S. as a meritocracy became so ingrained in the American psyche.

Evangelicalism and the more liberal “mainline” Protestantism must be understood in a dialectical relationship to one another, rather than in isolation.

The author of new book explains the fraught and turbulent relationship between religion and government in the U.S.

Amid all the suffering and death, friends and supporters arose in unexpected—often religious—places.

It’s never just about religion, says the author of a book about celebrities discovering new religious identities.

On the many moments when white Christians could have interceded on behalf of racial justice, but did not.