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You Can't Think Your Way to God

Christian formation means shaping our loves, says Jamie Smith, not just educating our minds.

Building Peace in the Heart of Darkness

Local Congolese Christians nurture new efforts to end chronic violence as UN adds new brigade.

Flipping the 40-Minute Sermon

Should church teaching evolve in the digital age?

Boy Scouts' Membership Change May Grow Christian Youth Clubs

Alternative organizations saw rising interest amid debate.

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The 10 Most Redeeming Films of 2009

What do a lonely widower, a strong woman with a soft heart, and an African leader have in common? They're all key characters in the year's best redemptive movies. '(Christianity Today Movies)'

Why Pope John Paul II Whipped Himself

New book reopens questions on self-denial and "what is lacking in Christ's afflictions." '(Christianity Today)'

Talk, Research, Marry

What Elizabeth Gilbert discovered about marriage before she ate her words in Committed. '(Christianity Today)'

Are You There, God?

An interview with T'he Folly of Prayer' author Matt Woodley '(Christian Bible Studies)'

CT Politics Blog

Obama Administration Halts Prosecution of Some Young Immigrants

Homeland Security will now exercise prosecutorial discretion against those brought to the nation as children.

North Dakota Rejects Religious Liberty Measure

Measure 3, rejected by two-thirds of voters, would have prohibited the state government from "burdening" religious liberty.

California Moves To Pass First State Ban of Gay Conversion Therapy

Many Christian therapists have already abandoned the practice.

DOMA Decision: Unconstitutional And Bound For SCOTUS

Court rules federal law unconstitutionally burdens both states and same-sex couples.

CT Movies

Review: The Hangover Part III

The final installment in the "Hangover" trilogy will definitely give you one.

Review: Star Trek Into Darkness

Lots of explosions but not much heart makes this a film that will please most but might leave fans disappointed.

Review: Frances Ha

Noah Baumbach's best film yet is an elegant pairing of serious and funny, as its name implies.

Review: God Loves Uganda

In a documentary along the lines of 'Jesus Camp,' who's demonizing whom?

CT Entertainment Blog

'God Bless America' . . . With a Bang

Bullet points from Bobcat Goldthwait’s new gunpowder black “comedy”

'Broadway Is Having Its First Faith Moment'

With 'Jesus Christ Superstar,' 'Godspell,' and more, marketing ramps up for people of faith

Russell Crowe to Board the Ark

Academy Award winner to play Noah in Darren Aronofsky's film of the same name

Crabb, Grant Clean Up at Dove Awards

Named Male and Female Vocalist the Year, respectively; Jamie-Grace Best New Artist

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Gleanings

Do Corporations Have Religious Rights? New Crux of Contraceptives Court Fight

Question takes center stage as appeals courts consider contraceptive mandate lawsuits, including Hobby Lobby's.

IRS Adoption Audits 'Caused Significant Economic Harm' to Families

Report finds 7 in 10 families claiming adoption tax credit faced audits that were 'seriously flawed.'

After Judge Dismisses Sovereign Grace Lawsuit, Justin Taylor, Kevin DeYoung, and Don Carson Explain Their Silence

(UPDATED) Mark Dever, Ligon Duncan, and Albert Mohler also defend friend C. J. Mahaney, while Scot McKnight joins Boz Tchividjian in criticism.

Bad World War II Experiences Led Veterans to Church, Says Study

Researchers examine how combat intensity affects religious behavior.

Her.meneutics

Flipping the 40-Minute Sermon

Should church teaching evolve in the digital age?

The Seminary Gender Gap

Why we should be concerned that women remain outnumbered in theological education.

The Real Value of Sex

Examining the lies that sex is worth nothing or sex is worth everything.

Suburbia Needs Jesus, Too

A woman's take on the New Radicals.

CT Music

Interview: The Moses of Soul

64-year-old soul sensation Charles Bradley talks about his journey through the wilderness.

Interview: David Crowder: Why Old Gospel Music Works in a Club

The chart-topping worship leader has re-located to Atlanta, and is currently touring small rock venues across the U. S. with a "kitschy" Americana collective that has two albums in the works.

Review: The Musician Is a Master

To understand why Phil Keaggy is receiving ASCAP's Golden Note Award, you really need just one album.

Review: The Laughing Stalk

David Eugene Edwards' gothic folk gets away with singing about Jesus by preaching without proselytizing.
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