Jill Kurtz believes it's time for architects to start serving the other 80 percent.

World magazine article is 'clear effort to destroy my career,' he says. World says it isn't.

It's a profound mistake to neglect our gay brothers and sisters in the body of Christ.

BGEA says it wants to stay out of politicized theological debate.

The sins of the infamous bicyclist are more common than we imagine.

Abortion remains a hot-button issue in the presidential campaign.

Why Christians need to revive the historically rich phrase.

And if he loses it all, it could be the best thing that ever happens to him.

And whether they really matter in the presidency.

Why so many Christians saw Pussy Riot's Russia stunt as more than a protest.

Winning mainline Protestants and Catholics now key for both presidential campaigns.

Today, the students at Jerry Falwell's school are more likely to 'change the world' by buying a pair of TOMS Shoes than showing up at the state capitol. Could their soft activism signal a larger shift among evangelicals?

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

Secrecy gives way to relationships with birth mothers.

News outlets debated its compatibility with Christianity. Liberty staff and students say such discussion is what Christian higher ed is for.

The annual competition founded by Rick DeVos transforms the city's core—and how residents are engaging the visual arts.

Os Guinness correctly sees America sinking into "soft despotism," but his proposals for restoring its civic health don't go deep enough.

Caustic rhetoric undermines Family Research Council's post-shooting response.

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