A new study says white evangelicals are most likely to justify torture. What shall we make of that?

Connecting both the sermon and small group to God's big story.

Is a relaxed attitude toward alcohol among clergy leading to a new battle over prohibition?

Jim Jarmusch offers a confounding but beautiful look at meaning, language, and spirituality set in surrealist Spain, but it might test the limits of audience attention.

A contract killer and an abused housewife strike up an unlikely friendship in a story of guilt, grace and everything that falls in between.

An ambitious animated sci-fi parable, Battle for Terra has visual style to burn, but its politically correct tale of rapacious invaders and noble natives is less interesting than the world in which the story is set.

A look at Richard Foster's Longing for God.

Meanwhile, two pageant directors say they paid for Prejean's breast implants weeks before Miss USA.

Egypt prepares to "cull'' 400,000 pigs--most of them owned by Christians.

Church accused of kidnapping rival's bodyguard.

A dispatch from the dark side.

Liberty University offers a scholarship to the woman who said during a beauty pageant that she opposes same-sex marriage.

The summer movie season kicks off with a merely serviceable prequel to the X-Men franchise, recounting the tragic back-story of everyone's favorite claw-wielding mutant.

The Texas newspaper cut its' religion section two years ago but kept religion reporting going through a religion blog.

The former director of the Human Genome Project hopes to show compatibility between Christianity and science.

One group is urging a boycott while another group says Latinos should take part in the census.