A leading British evangelical comments on the Archbishop of Canterbury's turn as guest editor of 'New Statesman.'

Why there might be two "God Gaps" in America.

Ruling says New York ban on church services doesn't discriminate against expression. But legal scholars say the decision is unlikely to stand.

Eternity is inevitable, one way or another. We may want to get used to it.

The historical Adam debate won't be resolved tomorrow, so stay engaged.

It's time for a difficult, grace-filled family meeting.

The center of the evolution debate has shifted from asking whether we came from earlier animals to whether we could have come from one man and one woman.

Volunteers remain willing to donate time and labor, even if it means that they have to pay.

A mysterious disease, misdiagnosed for decades, finds healing in Christian hands.

Observers discuss whether the U.S. ambassador to China should worship at an unregistered church to 'publicly identify with the persecuted.'

While scandals rock the microfinance industry, Christian nonprofits diversify their efforts to help the poor.

We can continue to affirm life while acknowledging that unrestricted population growth can put women and children at risk.

Observers weigh in on debt's indication of lack of faith, danger, and potential immorality.

Christians call for solemn reflection and thanksgiving.

How end times theories shape the ways we view our earthly abode.

Why the military's inclusion of non-believing chaplains matters.

We lie more than we think. And that's part of the problem.

Who fills the pews of the Big Apple?

Why not capitalize on the richness and mystery of our ancient symbols?