What can we learn from an armor-encased superhero who can protect others, but can't save himself? And what does his story say about finding strength in weakness?

The liberal end of the Society of Friends has long had members who denied God's existence or Jesus' divinity. Now hundreds of pagans call Quakerism home.

Contrary to what some people say, the legendary Dionne Warwick got her start in gospel music and says she has never abandoned her faith or her church.

James Carroll's controversial book, Constantine's Sword

Ryan Lott's meditative, mystical, and mesmerizing debut.

On his organization's ancient New Testament manuscript haul in Albania.

Scholars are cautious about the story of the woman caught in adultery.

Church court in October backed pastor who underwent sex change.

Of all the characters in the author's beloved Chronicles of Narnia, the title character of Prince Caspian is most like the author, and the book is surprisingly autobiographical.

Pope's U.S. visit is expected to strengthen evangelical-Catholic relationship.

The TV and movie personality takes on Darwinism and evolution in a new documentary about Intelligent Design—and academic freedom.

Founder Peter Khosla explains how his company in small town Indiana is approaching the music business differently, while also keeping God at the center of what they do.

The bluesman has been haunted by God through his early years, his born-again period, and his recovery.

A culture warrior sets out to explain Christianity's essential doctrines.

The president of Jordan Evangelical Theological Seminary on maintaining fruitful relationships with our neighbors.

So says Douglas Gresham, C. S. Lewis's stepson and producer of the upcoming Prince Caspian, in comparing it to The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe.

Country

How reality TV broadcasts echoes of the gospel.

Asking whether the former Soviet leader is a Christian has a long history.

Duke sociologist says conservative Protestants save less and accumulate fewer assets.

An exchange of views between a rabbi and a columnist.

The ubiquity of religion in this campaign season is distinctly un-Lutheran.

Group wants "Seven Aphorisms" in park by Ten Commandments.

Amy Sullivan explains how the Democrats alienated evangelicals and are trying to win them back.

Donald Miller's Blue Like Jazz has been adapted into a screenplay, with The Second Chance director Steve Taylor at the helm—and both men are pretty excited about it.