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Political Advocacy Tracker
'Health Care King Herod Would Love!'
Advocacy groups wrap up an unusually busy Christmas season and prepare for 2010.
Tobin Grant | posted 12/31/2009 10:19AM

Theology in the News
My Top Ten Theology Stories of 2009
Counting down the events, debates, and books that shaped evangelical theology over the past year.
Collin Hansen | posted 12/28/2009 09:10AM

Under Discussion
What was the most significant change in Christianity over the past decade?
Compiled by Ruth Moon | posted 12/23/2009 02:57PM

SoulWork
How to Have a Merry Christmas
And it doesn't require you doing another blessed thing.
Mark Galli | posted 12/23/2009 11:57AM

Who Owns Your Christmas Carols?
No, Kim Hill didn't write 'O Holy Night.' But she holds a copyright for it.
Susan Wunderink | posted 12/21/2009 12:02PM

Political Advocacy Tracker
Political Prayers and Petitions
As political rhetoric focused on evil and injustice this week, prayer seemed to be the strategy of choice.
Tobin Grant | posted 12/18/2009 11:15AM

Interview
Ugandan Bishop Pleads With American Christians on Anti-Homosexuality Bill
David Zac Niringiye, the Church of Uganda's assistant bishop of Kampala, says that American Christians should cultivate relationships before condemning the proposed legislation.
Interview by Sarah Pulliam Bailey | posted 12/17/2009 02:14PM

Anti-Homosexuality Bill Divides Ugandan and American Christians
American pastors and leaders are united in condemning the legislation while Ugandans are united in support.
Sarah Pulliam Bailey | posted 12/17/2009 01:36PM

Why the Oral Roberts Obituaries Are Wrong
The "faith-healer" (who hated the term) may have done much to mainstream Pentecostalism, but he was no architect of the Prosperity Gospel.
Ted Olsen | posted 12/16/2009 04:20PM

Pew Forum Releases Landmark Survey of International Religious Freedom
70 percent of the world lives in areas with high restrictions on religion, report says.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra and Jeremy Weber | posted 12/16/2009 04:17PM

Speaking Out
God's Man in Tulsa: The Life and Ministry of the Original Televangelist
Oral Roberts was a larger-than-life figure in American Christianity.
Roger E. Olson | posted 12/16/2009 09:54AM

Q+A: Mark Rutland on Oral Roberts's Legacy
The Oral Roberts University president reflects on a man who had a big vision.
Interview by Sarah Pulliam Bailey | posted 12/16/2009 09:52AM

From the CT Archives: February 20, 1987
Fund Raising: Did Oral Roberts Go Too Far?
The television evangelist links receiving $8 million to the extension of his earthly life.
Randy Frame | posted 12/15/2009 05:21PM

Theology in the News
When the Pastor Suffers
Matt Chandler comforts an anxious church following his Thanksgiving seizure.
Collin Hansen | posted 12/14/2009 09:28AM

Top Five News Stories: The Theology of Obama's Nobel Peace Prize Speech
Plus: American-style syncretism, public view of clergy takes a hit, and other stories from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 12/11/2009 09:48AM

Political Advocacy Tracker
The Worst Week For Conservatives
Conservatives are licking their wounds from fights over abortion funding, health care reform, a gay-rights nominee, embryonic stem cell research, and Uganda's anti-gay law.
Tobin Grant | posted 12/11/2009 09:31AM

SoulWork
Waiting for Jesus to Show Up
Moving from loving the idea of loving God to loving God.
Mark Galli | posted 12/10/2009 10:33AM

Top Five: After Abortion Defeat, Will Nelson Back Healthcare Bill Anyway?
Plus: Ireland defends its abortion laws, evangelical group argues for civil unions, a shift in "middle of the road" congregations, and other stories.
Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 12/09/2009 02:56PM

A Statement On Prosperity Teaching
From the Lausanne Theology Working Group, Africa chapter at its consultations in Akropong, Ghana, 8-9 October, 2008 and 1-4 September 2009
posted 12/08/2009 04:14PM

Top Five: Supreme Court Will Hear Christian Legal Society Case
Plus: Destroying shrines in Uganda, a COGIC abuse battle, North Carolina's atheist ban, and the latest on Matt Chandler.
Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 12/08/2009 01:36PM

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From childhood, I've been learning about—and witnessing to—Muslims.

Chawkat Moucarry | posted 2/24/2010 04:19PM

Glenn Beck, FRC Shift Aim From 'Social Justice' to Jim Wallis
Richard Land and Al Mohler dismiss broadcaster's comments as "nonsense."

Tobin Grant | posted 3/19/2010 09:52AM

Love Needs No Reason
One difference between the therapeutic gospel and the liberating gospel.

Mark Galli | posted 3/18/2010 08:54AM

Taking Stock
Funds expand faith-based investing.

Rob Moll | posted 3/18/2010 08:57AM

Reclaiming St. Patrick's Day
But if we are to choose a social issue for March 17, what would it be?

Ted Olsen | posted 3/17/2010 02:29PM

The Evolution of Sin
Gary Anderson: How sin came to be seen as a debt rather than a weight.

Interview by John Wilson | posted 3/17/2010 09:40AM

Fight Between Erskine College and Its Denomination Will Head to Court
Denomination fired board members, alleging mission drift.

Jocelyn Green | posted 3/17/2010 09:51AM

Is Cosmetic Surgery Immoral?
Even more importantly: Why do you want to know?

Mollie Ziegler Hemingway | posted 3/16/2010 09:06AM

When Caesar Renders
Romanian Baptists dissent over accepting government funds.

Susan Wunderink | posted 3/16/2010 09:07AM

Practically Theological
How churches are teaching doctrine—and finding eager participants.

Sarah Pulliam Bailey | posted 3/15/2010 09:33AM

Getting the Story
Why journalism is not just a profession for us.

Mark Galli | posted 3/15/2010 09:34AM

Poll: Do you use the term "social justice" very often?

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