Amy Sullivan

Amy Sullivan is a contributing writer at TIME magazine, and author of the book The Party Faithful: How and Why Democrats are Closing the God Gap (Scribner, 2008). A Michigan native, she holds degrees from the University of Michigan and Harvard Divinity School. She writes about religion and politics for TIME, but no longer answers to the name "Bible Girl."

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“We’re Still Here”

As a proud Saturn owner (despite the fact that my husband keeps threatening to push the wheezing car into the Potomac), I found this commercial running during the NCAA Tournament endearingly sad. Hey, everybody–we’re not dead yet! We’re still around! Don’t forget about us!

What I didn’t realize, until I read Joseph Szczesny’s

The Importance of Reading Slowly

I was sufficiently alarmed after reading the following email from the White House to click on the attached memo immediately. Whereupon I learned that Marian the Librarian is not suddenly part of an at-risk protected class. And, per usual, I need to slow down when I read.

THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press

For Love or Money…or Social Policy

It’s not news that people occasionally get married for reasons other than love. But this still has to be a little unusual.

The story is that Mukhtar Mai, the Pakistani woman who was gang-raped a few years ago by order of her village council, has gotten married. After her attack, Mukhtar refused to remain silent, successfully …

Shocking News!

Are you sitting down? Because I have some shocking news. I know this comes out of the blue, so steel yourself:

Bristol and Levi are not getting married.

I know! I was sure those two crazy kids were going to beat the odds and make it work. But alas, Levi Johnston tells the Associated Press that he and Bristol Palin have called off

Bears, Beets, and Baha’i

Rainn Wilson (a.k.a The Office’s Dwight Schrute) has just launched the website SoulPancake.com, which is part-blog, part-online community to discuss philosophy and spirituality. Says Wilson in an introductory video: “I am sick of spirituality being airy-fairy, hippy-dippy, and precious. I want to de-lameify talking about God and …

The Rock Obama

Has SNL found a replacement for Fred Armisen’s Obama impression? Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson was pretty darn funny last night and came much closer to nailing Obama’s voice–even with Hulk-speak.

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