But they struggle to promote "I dos" without sidelining single people in their flocks.

A sociologist explores some of the factors driving them away, but her “accrued resentments” get in the way of a fair picture.

During my youth, I played the polemicist. Here’s what I learned about true righteousness.

Aimee Byrd is correct that the book diagnoses flawed understandings of human sexuality, but her interpretative choices are open to question.

But they can be paternalistic. Here’s how to fix that.

Tara Isabella Burton’s report on the ascendance of “Remixed” spirituality is equal parts fascinating and dismaying.

Author Aimee Byrd rethinks the “Biblical Manhood and Womanhood” movement.

The real story is not whether the four young women will marry, but whether they will become better people.

Josephine Butler’s faith prompted her to challenge the status quo of her day.

Why female feticide threatens the social order.