If the looming war breaks out, 350,000 Iraqi Christians will be caught in a West-East conflict eerily similar to 4th-century events

History offers warning and hope for our modern-day Christian populism.

High-profile cases underscore stakes for next nominee.

The controversy at Calvin looked nothing like it played in the media.

Timothy George discusses how "the greatest pope since the Reformation" changed evangelicalism without us knowing.

The famous Russian author shows us what's to fear in a world without God.

Michael Gerson, recently resigned Bush speechwriter and adviser, on how evangelicals should comport themselves in the public square.

No compromise: What evangelical leaders say are the priorities and challenges for the next 50 years.

Races where evangelicals play a decisive role in the November election. Today: U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania.

"If those things are true, then God might as well send me to hell."

On recovery from life-threatening pulmonary emboli and lessons learned.

Shuler, a Democratic Congressman from North Carolina who ran as a social conservative, defeated a Republican incumbent in 2006.

Bush speechwriter takes a principled, though not always popular, stand.

How many evangelical votes are really in play?

If the looming war breaks out, 350,000 Iraqi Christians will be caught in a West-East conflict eerily similar to 4th-century events.

Why Christendom, born with an imperial bang, is now fading away in an irrelevant whimper.

So the divine Jesus and infallible Word emerged out of a fourth-century power-play? Get real.

The threat of gay marriage challenges Christians to defend older, better definitions of marriage. But what are those definitions, and how did they develop?

Solzhenitsyn's death reminds us about freedom's cost and biblical purpose.