Film producer Matt Crouch reasons that God positioned the movie right after September 11

Are you the son of a Christian celebrity? Then you're probably working on a film

The Benjamin Gate delivers worship music to the technology-driven 21st Century

British band Steve mixes creative praise with driving rock

Nicole C. Mullen uses pumping beats, fun atmosphere to explore God's strength

Eclectic album outlines dc Talk veteran's existence

There's good reason to believe that there will be staying power to the West's belated discovery of Islam.

Plus: The released Shelter Now workers talk about prayer, terror, and loving Afghanistan.

Evangelical Theologians differ over excluding Open Theists.

The Christian tradition includes few female history-writers but plenty of female history-makers.

Plus: The faith-based initiative nears passage, Franklin Graham is not apologizing, and other stories from around the world.

Religious leaders complain that the settlement proposal was made without their input.

Think the Pilgrims would frown on today's football-tossing, turkey-gobbling Thanksgiving festivities? Maybe not.

What are Christian thought leaders thankful for this year?

Plus: City Journal attacks moral lethargists, New York gets a Dead Sea Scroll, and other stories from around the world.

Is the big-screen Harry Potter as delightful as the one in the book? And should you be worried about his witchcraft? Critics and viewers respond.

The Christian Medical Association of India fights the social stigma that accompanies the disease.

Oh yes, and a few cloned human embryos that died.

Plus: The return of Davey and Goliath and what really happened on Flight 587.

Modern medicine has misplaced its moral compass. Can Hippocrates help?

Ethnic tensions and frequent violence threaten stabilization in the country.

Plus: Word goes to Warner for $84.1 million.

Plus: Heather and Dayna go from the big house to the White House.

Christians, leaders, and bioethics watchdogs react to the announcement that human embryos have been cloned.

Plus: The ACLU helps Falwell, and other stories from media around the world.

Heartless CIA superiors try to undermine Robert Redford's cool in Spy Game. Martin Lawrence travels back in time in Black Knight. And critics aren't thrilled with any of their holiday packages so far this year.

Plus: World Relief worker killed by man she helped, and other stories from around the world

John Wesley's wisdom for hard economic times: earn all you can, save all you can, and give all you can.

Tourist attraction gives a false image of the country and could fuel interest in the occult, Christian leaders say.

An ecumenical agency offering aid to the needy is at the center of a German Rail controversy.

Baseball, leisure, and worship.

Plus: Wes Craven's faith, and other stories from media around the world.

Low-caste Hindus see conversion as their only escape from oppression.

Plus: Columbine's religious tile dispute, discipleship after 9/11, and other stories from media around the world.

Were the State Department's actions on international religious freedom compromised by the war on terrorism?

Plus: PBS's documentary on C.S. Lewis puts to rest any fears that people are trying to hide his Christianity.

Sometimes setting aside human rights is the way to ensure their ultimate victory.

What critics are saying about Monsters, Inc, The Man Who Wasn't There, The One, Life as a House, and Domestic Disturbance.

Plus: Relient K backs away from Abercrombie & Fitch, Raze singer pleads guilty to rape.

Services commemorate the dead on the 40th day after their death.

Plus: Commandos reportedly readying to free Shelter Now workers, John Ashcroft's faith, and other stories from around the world.

Stringent legislation is aimed at cutting off terrorist funding, but could hurt non-government organizations.

Is art always subversive when it's doing its job?

Is the Philippine military getting closer to freeing the Burnhams? The NCC meets—maybe for the last time, and other stories from around the world.

The Taliban keeps a tight grip on its Christian hostages, an anthrax saint, Harry Potter, and other stories from around the world.

Plus: Debate on Salvation Army's benefits moves inside.

Debate on Salvation Army's benefits moves inside

What Christian critics and others are saying about Amelie, Heist, and Shallow Hal

Captive Burnhams are not doing well, Billy Graham HQ moves to Charlotte, and other stories from around the world

Several respected house-church leaders consulted about official registration.