The horrors of 9/11 were not unlike those of Good Friday.

How a terrorist attack reshaped efforts to reach Muslims.

Pastors, authors, & ministry leaders describe how that fateful day transformed their lives and ministries.

Observers weigh in on how interactions between the two religions have changed in recent years.

The symbol might actually cause 'dyspepsia, symptoms of depression, headaches, anxiety, and mental pain and anguish.'

Christians call for solemn reflection and thanksgiving.

Living the message of reconciliation in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and everywhere.

Remember how Americans felt after watching the jubilation after September 11?

The news should again remind us of the difference between the City of Man and the City of God.

The strain of religious diversity tests Christians' own principles.

Some activists argue that the proposed mosque in New York City should move because Muslims remind us of terrorists. Plus, many defend the President's Christian faith.

The issue isn't just freedom, say some champions of religious liberty.

Groups were busy responding to fights over marriage, the Supreme Court, and a mosque near Ground Zero.

Christian critics love United 93, tolerate RV, are okay with Akeelah and the Bee, and say "forget it" to Stick It. Plus, a review of Water.

Artist Makoto Fujimura launched the International Arts Movement to 're-humanize the world.'

God really does judge the nations, new book argues.

But Westminster John Knox Press won't pull "spurious" and "questionable" volume.

Augustine's words after the 'barbarian' destruction of Rome have a remarkably contemporary ring.

The effects of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks have been influencing films ever since—and not just the movies that are specifically about that terrible, tragic day.