Is the romance novel about Muhammad a religion story?

Stephen Nichols argues that Americans have remade Jesus in their own image.

Has male-bashing crept into your church?

Bill Bright is a compelling, flawed figure in John Turner's historical analysis of postwar evangelicalism.

The Shack is a tale of tragedy redeemed, not a theological treatise.

The cover of the Gospels will sport an Olympics logo.

A new book says Bush fired Rove in church.

The professor offers his response to the criticisms that got him suspended from Westminster Theological Seminary.

William Young's surprise bestseller sparks heated response and prompts important questions

Her and Eckhart Tolle's webinars on A New Earth attracted 2 million participants.

The project leader of a magazine-format Bible hopes images will provoke people to read Scripture.

Recent tell-all biographies of parents are only symptoms of deeper concern.

But they are an opportunity, not a scandal.

The top five computer helps for Bible research.

Peter Enns's book Inspiration and Incarnation created a two-year theological battle that resulted in his suspension.

Tim Keller says both believers and unbelievers need to confront questions about Christianity.

Two agnostic authors face suffering--and come out at different spots on the faith spectrum.

When The Golden Compass hits theaters this month, many will be introduced to the works of Philip Pullman, a writer who detests C.S. Lewis's fantasy world.

Norman Mailer dies less than a month after his book on God is published.