"Now that Napster is all but dead, Christian music companies are the first to try its model for profit"

Do horror films help us conquer our fears, or merely exploit them?

"Cloud Ten moves beyond end-times fare, and The Count of Monte Cristo brings swashbuckling into a new millennium"

The CCM culture awakens to the praise within Third Day’s songs

Yes, says Michael Shermer in Scientific American.

Plus: A confession in the Graham Staines murder

Plus: More on the faith-based initiative, Pat Robertson's oil woes, gay Jabez readers, and other stories from around the world.

The Gospel Music Association says so, but their numbers hide the mass exodus of talented bands from the Christian Music industry

Plus: Dobson speaks on the TNIV, the Burnham video online, and other stories from around the world.

And why does the Chinese government want to destroy it?

Plus: Allowing pastors to preach politics, and various challenges to God's omnipresence.

After last week's critical mix on A Walk to Remember, readers and viewers turn in their own views. Plus: Critical views on Birthday Girl and Slackers, and Part Two of our 2002 Preview.

A 1977 interview with Jesse Jackson

Plus: World says Zondervan has lost its saltiness, and other stories from around the world.

Many non- and semi-Christian groups laid claim to the West, but none more successfully than the Mormons.

Trendspotter Faith Popcorn on the words that will define our tomorrow

Dobson and others launch Kept the Faith to accuse TNIV creators of violating their word and God's.

Plus: Wouldn't you like to be anti-Pepper too? And other stories from around the Web.

Coverage of Salt Lake City's games focuses on who isn't evangelizing.

Gift would have made divinity school tuition-free. Plus: religion vs. racing and more stories from around the world.

PBS's Marriage: Just a Piece of Paper? recognizes the historic crisis of unions, but the picture is not without hope.

Plus: “In God We Trust” goes to school, and an untold Olympics scandal.

What Christian critics are saying about Rollerball, Collateral Damage, Monster's Ball, Big Fat Liar, The Devil's Backbone, Italian for Beginners—and Roger Ebert.

Christian broadcasters may sack incoming president or bolt the organization.

Plus: No Commandments in Virginia schools, Slate’s swipe at Intelligent Design, and other stories from around the Internet and around the world.

The modern Olympics, though hardly Christian, hail from an era when athleticism was next to godliness.

Christian broadcasters divided over politics-religion controversy.

Plus: Do boys or their teachers misunderstand Jesus? And the latest news on Martin and Gracia Burnham.

The Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter series spring from the same source.

Plus: Hindus attack Indian church, nation’s fourth-largest international charity accused of continued impropriety, and other stories.

State may be the first to add intelligent design to education mandates.

Plus: Ralph Reed’s efforts to get religious groups to help Enron, a faith-based failure in D.C., and other stories.

What Christian critics are saying about John Q, Iris, Hart’s War, Crossroads, and Return to Never Land.

Plus: More on China’s religious persecution, Brazil’s Workers Party courts evangelicals, and other stories from around the world.

Plus: The lion lies down with the oryx, and other stories from around the world.

Firm belief in resurrection hasn’t kept Christians from caring—and arguing—about what happens to the bodies of the dead.

A report from the annual convention of the AAAS.

But Attorney General says Islam promotes freedom, while broadcaster says Muslims in America are planning destruction.

Okogie’s offer is a protest against Nigeria’s Islamic Shari‘ah law.

Plus: ABWE missionaries may sue government for Peru shooting, and other stories.

Religious persecution allegations set the stage for George Bush's visit to China.

Plus: Supreme Court will almost certainly allow door-to-door witnessing, Texas Baptists duel over missionaries, many links on abuse in churches, and other stories from around the world.

What critics are saying about Dragonfly, Queen of the Damned, Last Orders, The Son's Room, and How to Kill Your Neighbor's Dog.

Plus other stories from around the world

Evangelist's 1972 comments with president called anti-Semitic. Plus many more stories from around the world.

Sharp as debate over the TNIV may be, the version's translators are getting off easy compared to John Wycliffe and William Tyndale.

New York attorney general withdraws subpoenas targeting crisis pregnancy centers.