The arguments of some recent pundits are not pro-logic or pro-history.

Amid a flurry of bestsellers promising firsthand proof of Heaven's existence, Ed Dobson takes a brutally honest look at the pain of terminal illness and the difficulties of dying well.

Why nearly 1 of 4 say they don't know how they'll vote when only 4% of Americans overall say so.

On new album, troubadour ponders his eternal fate, a hard life, and 'groping in the dark.'

The problem with many storm theologies is that they assume Jesus never happened.

It may not be as dead as it seems, argues David Swartz. Maybe it even won.

Confessions of a 45-year-old Justin Bieber fan.

What Christians can learn from the man with Down Syndrome who responded to Coulter's use of the 'r' word.

If he is like me, Aaron Fisher was doubly victimized when his story was dismissed by school authorities.

Which flyer should you take with you into the voting booth?

Bloated adaptation of David Mitchell's novel feels like a record stuck on the same note over and over.

Decision on who can authorize investigations of churches that influence voters is frozen for foreseeable future.

In some countries, hearing "It's a girl" is no cause for celebration—it's a death sentence. A new film captures global gendercide.

For the moment, the sitcom seems to have forgotten to be funny. Or to be thoughtful. Or that I might even be watching.

The late missionary, professor, and CEO went where few Christian women had gone before.

A lot of people in America find this too incredible to believe this could be true.

Because of the gospel, our differences bring us together

Waterdeep's front man explores life's storms—including his father's suicide—in new off-Broadway musical.

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

Hanna Rosin's 'The End of Men' celebrates women's enormous strides in education and business. Why I can't don my party hat yet.

Why I won't be casting my ballot in two weeks.

A roundup of expert views.

Graham's biographer, spokesman, and a historian discuss the evangelist's recent ads and statements.

His muted opposition to abortion is necessary pragmatism, they say.

Learning to grasp what 'no eye has seen, no ear heard, and no mind has conceived.'

But Kenneth Collins's libertarian contempt for government is not the way forward.

How to avoid the Christian 'humble brag.'

World magazine article is 'clear effort to destroy my career,' he says. World says it isn't.

The 'Charisma' editor says today's women should stop waiting for Prince Charming and get out into the mission field.

BGEA says it wants to stay out of politicized theological debate.

The sins of the infamous bicyclist are more common than we imagine.

She only recorded a handful of songs before slipping into oblivion. Now it's time to bring her back.

Abortion remains a hot-button issue in the presidential campaign.

And if he loses it all, it could be the best thing that ever happens to him.

And whether they really matter in the presidency.

A compelling thriller about the rescue of six Americans during 1979's Iran hostage crisis.

Scott Derrickson's latest horror flick is a dark and very scary cautionary tale.

A bright young woman finds herself disoriented after her husband is incarcerated.

Royce White is one of the NBA's hottest rookies. He also has crippling anxiety disorder. What we can learn from him about mental health.

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?

That's the central question of Sandra Tsing Loh's latest 'Atlantic' essay. As a stay-at-home wife, I have a few suggestions.

Halloween's a-comin', so it's cosmic horror vs. sacred terror on the big screen.

Marching under the banner of "rationality," cultural progressives fear the public influence of religion—and often dislike religious people themselves

Bill & Gloria Gaither celebrate their music, Scripture's vitality, and 50 years of marriage.

And how Christians can opt out of joining the public jury.

What Jennifer Livingston's response to one ignorant reviewer gets right and wrong about obesity.

Tim Burton returns to form—and his roots—with a story about a boy who brings his pet dog back to life.

An engrossing, beautiful, naturalistic treatment of Emily Brontë's classic novel.

A drama that reveals the tough realities of sex trafficking—a bit too safely and blandly.

What the new film shows us that the acclaimed book can't.

Together for Adoption responds to Megan Hill's recent Her.meneutics post.

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

The Oscar winner fights against human trafficking, and has a new movie to raise awareness.

According to ChurchRelevance.com, the topics we cover at Her.meneutics are not serious ministry. Excuse me?

Os Guinness correctly sees America sinking into "soft despotism," but his proposals for restoring its civic health don't go deep enough.