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Where Protestants and Catholics Go When They Leave Their Churches
Research shows 1 in 6 US Christians changed their religious affiliation over a four-year span, with nondenominational worshipers leading the way.

Ryan P. Burge | February 20, 2018

Book Review
Lovers, Fighters, and the World They Made
Alec Ryrie explores the emotional bonds that have held the Protestant family together for 500 years.

Dale M. Coulter | December 08, 2017

Theology
When East Meets West
A response to Bradley Nassif's suggestions for Protestant and Orthodox communion.

David S. Yeago | December 06, 2017

Book Review
Digging Down Deep into Protestant-Catholic Differences
Two books—one Catholic, one Protestant—show how the conversation should be engaged.

Chris Castaldo | December 01, 2017

Book Review
Don’t Blame Martin Luther for the Evils of the Modern World
Brad Gregory follows the bouncing balls of post-Reformation history—but loses sight of who set them in motion.

Brad Littlejohn | November 29, 2017

Theology | CT Magazine
Calvin of Arabia: Protestant Theology Translated into Arabic
Labor of love brings the Reformation’s seminal work into the Middle East.

Griffin Paul Jackson | November 27, 2017

Book Review
The Many Faces of Martin Luther
Herman Selderhuis’s biography proves that just about every adjective, good or bad, can apply to the great reformer.

Frank A. James III | November 20, 2017

Book Review
Reliving the Reformation, As It Happened
Craig Harline portrays the suspense-filled early years of Martin Luther’s movement, when the outcome was anything but certain.

James R. Payton Jr. | November 17, 2017

Book Review
A Crash Course on Being a Protestant Today
A new “ecclesiological think tank” offers a valuable but incomplete summary.

Samuel D. James | November 07, 2017

Book Review
How America Became Conversion Nation
When your religion is something you choose, not to choose is not an option.

Josh McMullen | November 03, 2017

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Where Protestants and Catholics Go When They Leave Their Churches
Research shows 1 in 6 US Christians changed their religious affiliation over a four-year span, with nondenominational worshipers leading the way.
Protestants: The Most ‘Catholic’ of Christians
New confession by high-profile theologians gives post-Reformation unity a URL.
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