Source: The O'Reilly Factor | Bill O'Reilly
Some religious leaders are pacifists and won't no part of striking back at ISIS How would they confront the terror group?
Source: Patheos | Adam Ericksen
Before the game, we witnessed a moment of nonviolent Atonement.
Source: Mediaite | Matt Wilstein
Bill O’Reilly used his show to declare that the U.S. is in a “holy war” against ISIS. Tonight, he was confronted on that rhetoric by Reverend Jim Wallis,
Source: Idaho Statesman | Theresa Weiland
"Does what Paul so harshly condemns in Romans 1 have anything to do with that devout, loving, lesbian couple who sit in the third row at church?"
Source: Religion News Service | Kevin Eckstrom
An evangelical pastor has been told his denomination will no longer support his new church because of his support for gays and lesbians.
Source: Huffington Post | Jim Wallis
Dean could always remember the first verse of "Amazing Grace" -- perhaps because that was the message and meaning of his life.
Source: Rome News-Tribune | Kenneth Fuller
We still live largely in a segregated society — one where life’s events are played out before two separate audiences whose interpretations of them will be far different — unable to be reconciled even by people with good intentions and who feel they harbor no racial prejudice.
Source: Huffington Post | Rev. Mae Elise Cannon
In recognition of Black History Month, I would like to introduce you to a few of the heroes I've had the privilege of learning from throughout my career.
Source: Huffington Post | Jim Wallis
Just like immigration reform, mass incarceration is sparking another movement -- especially after the parable of Ferguson woke up the country.
Source: Huffington Post | Jim Wallis
Terrorism and blatant inexcusable barbarism arise out of grievances and injustices that nobody wants to confront or seem to know how to address. In theological language, sin begets sin, and we don't seem to know how to deal with that.
Source: Blessed Tomorrow | Ryan Smith

The call has gone out for faith communities to divest from fossil fuels; and while many religious institutions have taken the call-to-action seriously, Rev. Jim Wallis has taken it personally. 

Source: Time Magazine (online) | Serene Jones
You can't separate faith, values, and politics and expect our democracy to thrive.
Source: The Times-Picayune (New Orleans) | Jarvis DeBerry
At Gov. Bobby Jindal's controversial prayer rally at LSU Saturday, state Sen. Jonathan Perry, R-Kaplan, asked God to send more born-again Christians to help the Louisiana Legislature deal with the state's budget.
Source: The Guardian | Alec Hogg
Everybody would say “of course all lives matter”. Our philosophical, religious and moral sensibilities would all say that, but in fact, many people don’t matter.
Source: Religion News Service | Jim Wallis
And this year — today — I am repenting of my dependence on fossil fuels.
Source: Huffington Post | Jim Wallis
The state of the union certainly isn't good for the poorest and most vulnerable Americans, especially for the children who live in poverty -- one in every five American children, and one of every three children of color.
Source: Huffington Post | Carol Kuruvilla
“These terrorists are really blasphemers, I would say, theologically. They are blaspheming God.”
Source: Huffington Post | Christopher Rosen
These were snubs that didn't sit well with anyone, especially Rev. Jim Wallis.
Source: Davos Dispatches | Alec Hogg
Jim Wallis from Sojourners has just facilitated/chaired/inspired a great session, called ‘Stop to think who matters here, in Davos’.
Source: Huffington Post | Paige Lavender
Rev. Jim Wallis spoke with HuffPost Live at Davos about being arrested in Ferguson, Missouri, saying his arrest was much different than the arrests of young black men there.