The arguments of some recent pundits are not pro-logic or pro-history.

Why nearly 1 of 4 say they don't know how they'll vote when only 4% of Americans overall say so.

It may not be as dead as it seems, argues David Swartz. Maybe it even won.

GCU decides Hobby Lobby gift is too expensive.

Does it matter 'why' Christian professors agree with their colleges' doctrine?

Unions hang in the balance as govt. restricts which churches can marry.

Which flyer should you take with you into the voting booth?

Decision on who can authorize investigations of churches that influence voters is frozen for foreseeable future.

If Phoenix Christian Jade Meskill's success is any indication, collaboration and investing in employees isn't pie-in-the-sky idealism. It's just smart business.

A lot of people in America find this too incredible to believe this could be true.

Hanna Rosin's 'The End of Men' celebrates women's enormous strides in education and business. Why I can't don my party hat yet.

A roundup of expert views.

Graham's biographer, spokesman, and a historian discuss the evangelist's recent ads and statements.

We asked key leaders which Christian women are most profoundly shaping the evangelical church and North American society. This is who they picked.

School may now shift from his emphasis on conservative politics.

His muted opposition to abortion is necessary pragmatism, they say.

But Kenneth Collins's libertarian contempt for government is not the way forward.

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.