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We live in a world more religiously diverse than ever before. Thanks to the massive geographic migrations enabled by political reforms and modern technologies of transportation, many of our local neighborhoods and communities are home to Mormons, Muslims, Hindus, and devotees of numerous other faiths. How to evangelize in such pluralistic contexts has become a major topic of discussion among evangelicals in recent years. Similarly, Christians continue to debate how to theologically view other religions. Are they simply deceits of the devil? Does God have a purpose in allowing them? Can Christians learn anything from them?
American Christians can illuminate our country’s politics—if we engage with moral imagination, neighborliness, boldness, and humility.
Interfaith engagement that doesn’t devolve into a soupy multiculturalism is difficult—and necessary in our diverse democracy.
Review
“The Office” star offers a welcome critique of privatized faith. His other ideas are harder to swallow.
Testimony
God has been faithful all during my winding journey to complete surrender.
News
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?
News
Is Confucianism a rival religion? A moral system ripe for integration?
Review
Stephen Webb asks whether Latter-day theology sheds new light on familiar beliefs.
News
Cult violence prompts pastors to ramp up doctrine—and work with state officials.
Testimony
Through investigations, dreams, and visions, Jesus asked me to forsake my Muslim family.
Testimony
After being in the LDS Church for 30 years, I began reading the New Testament. What was there shocked me.