Obama: I take Christian faith seriously
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Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama said Sunday he does not think voters have a litmus test on religion, whether evangelical Christianity or his childhood years in a largely Muslim country.
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With just 26 days to the November 2 US presidential election, the Democratic Party has launched a website targeting religious voters, seeking to present Democratic White House hopeful John Kerry and running mate John Edwards as men of faith.
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Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry has begun speaking more openly about his faith, a move political experts say is crucial to chipping away at President Bush's advantage among churchgoers.
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SPRINGFIELD, Illinois  - Democratic Sen. Barack Obama opens his 2008 White House run on Saturday in a setting rife with symbolism and historic links to Abraham Lincoln's fight to end slavery.
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How the Illinois senator came to embrace religion in his life.
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A leading evangelical Christian supporter of George W. Bush said the president told him before the invasion of Iraq last year that he expected no casualties in the war.
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White evangelical Christians may hold the key to the 2008 White House race as Democratic contenders openly tout their faith, while the Republican front-runner is on bad terms with his party's religious pillar.
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Polls say nearly three-quarters of the public want a president of "strong religious faith."
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The Republican candidate takes on the tough task of defending his positions before religious conservatives today.
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Sen. Barack Obama admits that his presidential candidacy is 'improbable' in some ways. In an interview with NEWSWEEK, he explains why he's running and refutes some notions people may have about his campaign.
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Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards says Jesus would be appalled at how the United States has ignored the plight of the suffering, and that he believes children should have private time to pray at school.
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Barack Obama called Sunday for unity to overcome the country's problems and acknowledged that "none of our hands are clean" when it comes to healing divisions. Hillary Rodham Clinton picked up a Harlem church leader's endorsement.
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Republican presidential candidate John McCain is defending his outreach to conservative Christians, arguing that his effort is not political pandering to win the GOP nomination.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama's positions on a sampling of issues:
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The Rev. Jesse Jackson said that he was not offended by comments by Bill Clinton that some have viewed as a swipe at Barack Obama.
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Prodded by political logic, Democratic White House hope John Kerry is shedding an inbred reluctance to showcase his faith, and using scripture to malign President George W. Bush, a born-again Methodist.
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In response to an uproar from gay activists, Democrat Barack Obama's presidential campaign on Wednesday added a gay minister to the lineup for its weekend gospel tour.