A Catholic perspective.

Historians are still finding new things to say about Martin Luther and his movement.

What’s behind our timeless fascination with religious pilgrimage?

Protestant group seeking removal of Judensau carving before Reformation 500 encounters firm opposition.

Terry Lindvall leads a tour of irreverent poems, bathroom jokes, and other running gags of religious satire.

The church needs more pastors who write and preach top-notch theology.

The reformer translated the New Testament in ten weeks—and with strong convictions.

A Reformation Day list, picked by historians and theologians.

Forget Weber. We don’t need social science to know that God cares about our work.

His ways are hidden from ordinary eyes, but not from the eyes of faith.

Christ's righteousness belongs to those who receive by faith God's promise of forgiveness.

The historical theologian says Luther and Calvin show us how to read the Bible for the sake of the church.

Christian genre pioneers are taking their cues from Calvinist leaders.

Learning from reformers, past and present.

Picks from Timothy George, founding dean of Beeson Divinity School.

N.T. Wright says character matters, but thinks the Reformers disagreed.

It's a tried and true way of teaching, among other things, Christian doctrine.

A Berlin-based journalist says that Martin Luther would have driven most of Germany's bishops from their pulpits.

The great German reformer wrote rhyming versions of the Creed, Ten Commandments, and Lord's Prayer to wean the youth away from "love ballads and carnal songs."