An updated version of Pascal’s wager offers a powerful argument for Christian commitment.

Imagine the worship experience of the future.

They’re now altering black attitudes more than white ones. But is that bad?

You can disbelieve in God, never go to church, and still identify as "evangelical" in most polls. But if you're black and evangelical, you literally don't count.

What behavioral economics has to do with scary statistics.

That's the mystery the Gender Parity Project, whose results debut this weekend, sets out to solve.

A Christian college president’s take on power, influence, and the habits of highly successful people.

(Almost) everything you've heard about them is wrong.

How to recognize and use the gift that most eludes the church.

And how our expectations for Christians in education are changing.

(UPDATED) Author of 'Habits of the Heart' lamented decline of family and community—years before almost anyone else.

Are we really as “biblical” as we think we are?

Two new books locate Christians' presence in cities, but only one of them actually engages the city.

Graduates of Protestant high schools, apparently.

A new study finds a connection between trust and theology. An infographic.

Data shows growing Catholic-evangelical "intensity gap"—but it doesn't indicate exactly why.

Robert Wuthnow says modern believers maintain a creative tension between the worldviews of naturalism and religion.

Marching under the banner of "rationality," cultural progressives fear the public influence of religion—and often dislike religious people themselves

The embattled sociologist talks to CT about the controversy over his study of homosexuality and parenting.