New religion column by Lisa Miller launches today
Today The Washington Post launches a new religion column by Lisa Miller. In her debut column, Miller examines what a “Christian feminist” represents.
Every Friday, The Washington Post’s On Faith section will feature Miller’s column, which will cover the religious dimensions of the upcoming presidential race, the intersections between faith and personal values, international religious conflict, and culture-wars issues in the political sphere.
Miller is a contributing editor at New York magazine and the author of “Heaven: Our Enduring Fascination with the Afterlife.” She was a senior editor at Newsweek, overseeing the magazine’s religion coverage, writing the weekly “Belief Watch” column and editing Newsweek’s prominent “Spirituality in America” double issue. Before joining Newsweek, Miller covered religion for The Wall Street Journal. She has also worked with The New Yorker, Self magazine and Harvard Business Review.
