The group's newest and wholly misguided campaign overshadows a kernel of truth about animal suffering.

Attempts to undo my wiry hairdo had grown to idolatrous proportions - and taken up three whole months of my life.

Are well-meaning evangelical faculty and administration in part to blame?

His "dynamic equivalence" approach is used by many modern versions.

Fairytale for grown-ups offers plenty of scares, but not much else.

A woman's experience with Christianity—from the certainties of new conversion to later struggles with faith. PLUS: Interview with Vera Farmiga.

A second take on Ann Voskamp's bestseller about gratitude.

Faith-based groups must now pay for search giant's tools.

The director and star of 'Higher Ground' wanted a movie to depict the challenges of faith.

Why "he's a really great, godly guy" is not enough.

We talk to theologian Russell Moore about Bachmann, the divorce culture, and why a feminist reading of Scripture would often be easier than a complementarian one.

In the first of a two-part series, we hear from egalitarian theologian William Webb on Michele Bachmann, slavery, and his 'redemptive-movement' reading of Scripture.

This sometimes clever remake of the 1985 horror/comedy is undermined by its crassness.

A ridiculous remake marking the return of the B movie, while glorifying violence and degrading women.

Twenty years of a relationship, as seen on the same day each year, depicting the course of true love.

Christian theology makes clear both the limits and the necessity of stories for meaningful moral discourse.

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

Few things are harder or scarier than trusting God to do what is just and right and good.

A heartbroken mother, an infertile couple, and a novelist's characters reveal the emotional tales behind technological reproduction.

"Uncle John" explains why he stayed single for 90 years.

Documentary 'Budrus' explores peaceful solution on Israel-Palestine border.

Why I'm still not tweeting.

As Change.org asks 'Sesame Street' to 'marry' the roommates, our culture risks losing another archetype of non-erotic male friendship.

An echo of the sugar daddy/sugar baby phenomenon may be coming to a church near you.

Health and Human Services ruled last week that insurance plans must provide contraception with no copayment.

The latest from the director of Zombieland falls short of its predecessor's cleverness.

Humble man of faith or arrogant jock? This documentary explores both sides of the late racing legend.

A powerful film about a real-life woman who fought the horrors of sex trafficking in post-war Bosnia.

Examining the case of Rosie, a golden retriever who sat beside a 15-year-old raped by her father.

The new movie powerfully demonstrates that racial reconciliation happens not primarily through speeches and "diversity training" but through everyday friendships.

Based on the bestseller, a drama about unlikely friendships—and the power of telling your story. PLUS: Cast and director of 'The Help' tell their stories.

Where Michelle Obama's anti-obesity campaign falls short.

The senator bucked easy categories, even in citing a simple verse.

Emma Stone, Octavia Spencer, Viola Davis, and Tate Taylor on the thinking behind the movie.

In order to reach educated and professional women, Christian women must be able to articulate what they believe and why. Is the church equipping them?

Schools say listening is a key part of the project—but theological pluralism isn’t.

A laughable prequel with shoddy visuals and a lackluster plot.

How husbands and wives can think about divvying up the responsibilities.

What the movement looks like at its best.

If our motivation is to look attractive at any cost with no consideration for others, there is a heart issue to confront.

Should it be so shocking to seriously consider censoring the consumer arts?

N.T. Wright, David Zac Niringiye, and others offer more reflection on the legacy of the worldwide leader.

Guitar whiz Ben Hall, 22, plays in the style of Charlie Louvin, Merle Travis, and Chet Atkins.

Friends are an indispensable part of growing in Christ. So why do many of us have so few?

A thought-provoking film about journeys of an interior—and, oddly enough, inter-planetary—nature.

Amy Julia Becker talks to fellow Her.meneutics writer Jennifer Grant about her new memoir, 'Love You More'.