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Our impulse to divide and categorize has its limits.

Why more Christians should be alarmed by the ruling against the craft store chain.

There's more at stake in our leaders' failings than we think.

Today, the students at Jerry Falwell's school are more likely to 'change the world' by buying a pair of TOMS Shoes than showing up at the state capitol. Could their soft activism signal a larger shift among evangelicals?

News outlets debated its compatibility with Christianity. Liberty staff and students say such discussion is what Christian higher ed is for.

I found light in my lit.

And other postmodern instruments of public shame.

Is unborn life not worth protecting in cases of rape and incest?

Being a pro-life woman means protecting my life, too.

Celebrating those 'bursts of beauty that defy the mundane.'

Why we can't get enough of death-defying feats.

And why you might question whether God is calling you to get a bachelor's degree.

The site's banning of photos of Heather Walker's dying infant reveals a culture terrified of death.

And what the university's invitation to the Mormon candidate says about evangelical political engagement.

We often expect spiritual change to happen overnight. Sometimes it takes the course of human history.

A tale about a small kingdom, the kingdom-dwellers, and the great wall that divided them.

An author, a professor, and an animal advocate weigh in.

Understanding our visual writing helps explain how we respond to the case.

The furor over Rush Limbaugh's comments illustrates the power of a single word.