A new book promotes the idea that one can be serious about Christian faith and still accept a scientific Darwinian account of human origins.

Donald Trump received a nearly minute-long standing ovation at the Faith & Freedom Coalition’s Road to Majority conference in Washington on Friday and was presented to the audience as the principled choice for Christian voters in the general election.

We do not think of evangelical moviegoers as seekers out of grisly, flesh-ripping horror. But maybe we should, given that the most popular faith-based drama of the summer season so far is “The Conjuring 2.”

How are Christians to respond to the politics of division and polarization?

Washington National Cathedral has announced it will remove Confederate battle flags that are part of two large stained-glass windows honoring Confederate generals Stonewall Jackson and Robert E. Lee.

When he discusses his faith, the Republican candidate sounds a great deal like the businessman-turned-politician who coined his campaign slogan.

To understand the deep appeal of Narnia, we need first to appreciate the place of stories in helping us to make sense of reality, and our own place within it.

“When is Pentecost?” is among the questions put to people fleeing persecution after converting to Christianity, MPs say.

A building boom in the city’s sacred center has created a dazzling, high-tech 21st-century pilgrimage.

An Oscar-winning screenwriter has agreed to work on a biopic about the 13th-century poet Jalaluddin al-Rumi, aiming to challenge the stereotypical portrayal of Muslim characters in western cinema by charting the life of the great Sufi scholar.

Pop the hood of the Gospel Coalition, and you’ll find that its modus operandi combines harsh critiques of those outside its tribe with a bunker mentality that silences any who dare to question their thinking.

The passing of Muhammad Ali calls to mind a different era between Muslim-Americans and the evangelical establishment that seems to be waning.