Critics of The Passion of the Christ assume the story embodies an anti-Semitic message. But does it?

"Seriously ill in the days of the Black Plague, poet John Donne still celebrated God's goodness"

The two-century-old Unitarian controversy suggests a grim prognosis for the current crisis in the Episcopal Church

"Sixty-four years ago, the Roman Catholic Church consecrated its first black African bishop. Is it time now for the next step?"

Why and how this pope has made over 470 saints

The modern push for euthanasia is a push against a two-millenniums-old Christian tradition

A reader's guide to the best of epic fantasy

"Words kill. So teachers, watch what you say"

How the history of Christians in higher education has stacked the deck against Robert Sloan's new Baylor.

Are Christian social ministries worth fighting for?

The Episcopal Church needs our help. Here's why we should give it

"They've called the Holy Land home for centuries, but they've never actually governed themselves"

"In the wake of a basketball scandal at a prominent Christian university, we take time to remember the Christian roots of college athletics"

The words of the Decalogue run like a river through not only the church but also English and American history

A new book reveals how these two famous friends conspired to bring myth and legend—and Truth—to modern readers

C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien discuss science fiction

These days it's a triumph when a movie is simply inoffensive. But we can do better than that

"Why Christendom, born with an imperial bang, is now fading away in an irrelevant whimper"

"For generations, missionary doctors have healed body and soul in Africa."