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Their metamorphosis has inspired spiritual metaphors and biological debate for centuries.

How in three years an evangelical pastor went from America’s first national hero to “the first of villains.”

Introducing our new biweekly mix about a big God and his big world.

New science shows us what exactly Jesus healed in the man born blind.

What was the powerful beast God showed Job? And what was its point?

Only half of non-Christians think the Bible is a book of fables. So who are the ones who think every word of it is directly from God?

(Updated) It's the latest of several Christian college attacks.

Member employees can't work on 'unbiblical material, regardless of the label.'

Are invocations worth it if it means city leaders will bow for false gods?

N.T. Wright told us his plans 15 years ago. How they have panned out.

Inside the world of the new Bible coders—and how they will change the way you think about Scripture.

Green Collection reveals first of four big discoveries.

Justice: “There is a price we all have to pay in our civic life.”

Media group that bought the weekly took part in regular Internet chats with Jang to discuss business.

Both same-sex marriage advocates and opponents have seen national recognition of the unions as inescapable. But fortune tellers don’t have great track records.

What the decisions really say, plus responses from Jim Daly, Andrew Marin, and others.

“Please go to the police. Please get help,” he tells fellow victims.

(Updated) Preliminary injunction will prevent ban from taking effect until courts decide on its constitutionality.

HHS drops controversial definition of religious employer, but rules for nonprofits and for-profit companies are mostly as previously announced.