Fred Jackson and Bill Fancher, Agape Press

The Republicans so-called "big tent" philosophy appears to be in high gear in New York, including the promotion of religious diversity.

Albert Mohler

To what extent should Christians be involved in the political process? With the 2004 presidential campaign now under way, that question emerges anew with urgency. With ominous signs of moral collapse and cultural decay now appearing on our contemporary horizon, this is no time for silence, and no time for shirking our responsibilities as Christian citizens.

Fred Jackson, Agape Press

A report indicates that the religious divide between Republicans and Democrats continues to grow. At the same time, many of the delegates to this week's Republican National Convention identify with President Bush's faith as well as his politics.

Rebecca Hagelin

This week in New York, with all the forces on both sides armed with their most powerful messages and with their most important values on display, my daughter has clearly seen all that is at stake.

Hugh Hewitt

This week, nationally syndicated radio host Hugh Hewitt had a chat with Bush-Cheney strategist Karl Rove. Largely dealing with issues surrounding the upcoming election, this is part one of a transcript of that interview for Crosswalk.com readers.

"I hope this shows the world that they're not alone in their hatred of George Bush."

Alan Zelenki of Eugene, Ore., protesting in New York City -- along with thousands of others -- before and during the Republican National Convention this week.