Bill Bright is a compelling, flawed figure in John Turner's historical analysis of postwar evangelicalism.

Beliefnet editor Dan Gilgoff on the Religious Right's continuing role in this election.

Short reviews of Saving Darwin, The Man Who Loved China, and Transforming Worldviews.

How C. S. Lewis has shaped my faith and writing.

Amy Laura Hall argues that in God's design, family is a pretty messy thing.

The Shack tells a compelling, if imperfect, story.

The Shack is a tale of tragedy redeemed, not a theological treatise.

Why the doctrine of original sin is 'curiously liberating.'

The cover of the Gospels will sport an Olympics logo.

Books on the existence of God.

Mark Mittelberg says this is no time to jettison logic.

Global evangelicals don't necessarily vote like American evangelicals.

The author of Spiritual Formation as if the Church Mattered says the church must reclaim its disciple-making infrastructure.

Short reviews of The Great Awakening, The Return of History and the End of Dreams, and Making the Best of It.

I Once Was Lost has wisdom for those trying to reach young skeptics.

Writer Daniel Radosh explores the heavy-handed evangelists, the art snobs, the money changers, and others who make up the Christian entertainment industry.

Tom Schreiner's New Testament Theology searches for Scripture's unifying themes.