No Adam, No Eve, No Gospel The historical Adam debate won't be resolved tomorrow, so stay engaged.
A Christianity Today Editorial | June 6, 2011
Adam, Where Are You? It's time for a difficult, grace-filled family meeting.
Ted Olsen, managing editor for news and online journalism | June 3, 2011
The Search for the Historical Adam 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.
Richard N. Ostling | June 3, 2011
Miracle Boat The surreal, sometimes comical story behind the discovery of the Jesus Boat.
David Neff | April 22, 2010
What an Ancient Hebrew Note Might Mean Scholar says five lines of ancient script on a broken piece of pottery confirm Kingdom of Israel's existence in 10th century B.C. Others are cautious.
Gordon Govier | January 18, 2010
Finding God in a Box Have archaeological discoveries like the James ossuary served or obscured the quest to verify the Bible?
Steven Gertz | August 8, 2008
Case of the Missing Relic A piece of the true cross has been stolen in Toronto—but how did it get there in the first place?
Elesha Coffman | August 8, 2008
Digging in China Christianity has a long history in China, but much of it lies buried by time, dirt, and false assumptions.
Elesha Coffman | August 8, 2008
Q&A: Daniel B. Wallace On his organization's ancient New Testament manuscript haul in Albania.
Interview by Derek Keefe | April 23, 2008
Looking Back Claims to new Sodom locations are salted with controversy.
Gordon Govier | March 12, 2008
