Meet the Christian leaders shaping the next generation of our faith.

Why suppressing our cycles isn’t always the answer.

(UPDATED) 5-4 decision on healthcare rules that the government cannot require faith-based organizations to provide contraception against their owners' religious beliefs.

Conflicted over bananas, button-downs, and now, smart phones.

Philip Jenkins remembers the religious passions that set the world ablaze a century ago.

European decision does more to preserve reputations than protect privacy.

Retro style and the inescapable, human longing for times gone by.

Is Confucianism a rival religion? A moral system ripe for integration?

How one experiment with 9,600 résumés showed that religious discrimination is alive and well.

The lovable host ushers in a new tone for late-night.

Randall Balmer's new biography says the former president’s political and religious activism made everyone uncomfortable.

What gave me hope despite my repeated parenting failures.

Focus on the Family’s Jim Daly has an encouraging message for fathers: You’re not defined by your past.

The financial industry’s amoral culture plunges young strivers into a spiritual abyss. Kevin Roose sounds a moral alarm.

Some thought on collective sin, responsibility, and healing.

The diseases they fight are worse than you remember. The people who oppose them are a bigger risk than you realize.

A new biography highlights both their virtues and their flaws.

Matthew Vines rehashes older arguments for a modern audience. But those arguments still don’t square with Scripture.

"Christians are getting engaged in the lynching," he says. "In any other situation, we'd be hugging the parents."