Rebecca McLaughlin takes the topic of friendship beyond warm and fuzzy feelings.

Must-reads for those eager to learn the origins, development, and tensions within a faith common to many Punjabis.

Charles Schulz’s improbable holiday special echoed his own acquaintance with lowliness.

Five regional scholars offer their recommendations for Christians.

American independence was one of many revolutions sparked in 1776. How can we live faithfully in the new order they created?

Where to start when navigating the diffuse and complex tradition of thought and religious practice dating back to the very beginnings of Chinese civilization.

Its progressive turn is real. But its most beloved films are surprisingly compatible with many aspects of a Christian worldview.

Christmas celebrates the finality of Christ’s incarnation.

A conversation with Christian authors, editors, and more about contemporary children’s literature and how to find the right books for your kids.

A survey of resources on the heterodox Shiite sect of Islam that calls itself “Unitarian” and believes in reincarnation.

Margaret Sullivan’s “reality-based” approach to journalism overlooks the reality of legitimate division in American society.

From rabbits and Inklings to Kardashians and King, here are the year’s best reads according to CT’s editor in chief.

A survey of theology, history, and evangelical perspective of the Eastern and Oriental branches of the ancient tradition.

Examining the Asian religion from philosophical, practical, Christian, and Buddhist points of view.

These books can help Christians gain a better understanding of Confucianism and do better in our evangelism.

Interview with Lausanne-affiliated expert discusses who is in the church, the propriety of proselytism, and the example given by Billy Graham in Russia and Romania.

Its main rivals seek truth without transcendence, or justice without redemption. And both flatten the meaning of human existence.

Despite our best intentions, the default practices of digital life can deform our souls.

Chosen by Karen Barnett, author of “When Stone Wings Fly” and the Vintage National Parks novels.