Secularists, D.A. Carson says, want to drive their opponents from the public square.

Why Egypt's Christians might actually be safer if the Muslim Brotherhood were a part of the ruling government.

How can Christians communicate what we believe without being denigrating or inflammatory?

Our media culture values outrage over truth. We can do better.

Everybody who is anybody has said something about what may be nothing.

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.

But many Americans think he is, plus other findings from the new Pew Forum report.

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

NAE issues public plea. Richard Land calls it "appalling, disgusting, and brainless."

The headscratching headlines about the restoration of the world's oldest monastery.

As Congress took most of the week off for Veterans Day, groups reacted to the tragedy at Fort Hood and a surprise pro-life victory in the health care debate.

300 years ago, Pierre Bayle offered a Protestant defense of religious pluralism.

Exclusivist view of Christianity might not be so rare.

Survey turns up atheists who believe in God, Orthodox who pray in tongues, and evangelicals who think many religions lead to eternal life.