A 1997 Books & Culture interview with William F. Buckley, Jr., who died Wednesday, February 27.

Roger Olson's Reformed and Always Reforming and a new theological tug of war we'd do best to avoid.

French president's plan shows promise but carries a potential problem.

Keith and Kristyn Getty have a passion for writing modern hymns.

Two agnostic authors face suffering--and come out at different spots on the faith spectrum.

Pastors wrestle with transgender issues.

Evangelicals hope to respond with both moral authority and biblical compassion to gender identity disorder.

Cedarville's decision to cancel Shane Claiborne lecture highlights turmoil over the school's doctrinal identity.

Muslim and Christian leaders seek common ground in conciliatory letters.

UK Christian organizations offer imaginative theological possibilities for Lenten practice

"My eagerness to support the statement's strengths caused me to move too quickly," president Duane Litfin tells student newspaper.

Top evangelical scholars team up for landmark commentary on New Testament use of Old Testament.

Why evangelicals are connecting with the early church as they move into the 21st century.

How to live in a culture that is vaguely suspicious of the church.

To be saved means more than we might think.

Who decides what offends God?

Abortion and the candidate's commitment to freedom and equality.

Why church shopping may not be all bad.

A rabbi hopes for a better conversation.