Did he, or did he not? Not is the answer in this costume drama of Shakespearean proportions.

In a land where the currency is time rather than money, fighting for justice means fighting for your life.

How the mysterious life stage changes a woman's capacity to nurture others.

Barbie is art imitating life (and vice-versa).

New documentary about reconciliation in Sierra Leone explores the peacemaking process.

My daughter Penny reveals that academic success is not always connected to test scores.

So I'm liberated from home life. But what if I 'want' to be there?

Alexander Dumas' classic heroes return to the big screen—but you'll barely recognize them.

Our culture - and church's - obsession with romance has crowded out the chance for real friendship between men and women.

Every turn in Thomas Oden's theology took him further left, until he came face to face with Augustine and Wesley.

A 16th century Dutch painting, 'The Way to Calvary,' comes to life in this astonishing work of sacred art.

An inspiring sports story of defying the odds falls short of its full potential.

Financial disaster movie explores the ethics of Wall Street

An entertaining family film that explores what it means to leave a meaningful legacy.

Principles for why we should avoid treating all animals as possessions.

How we can remind each of the need for the church to play a central role in our lives.

Three of comedy's top stars are utterly wasted on a lame script and lousy direction. This one's for the birds.

A dumbed-down, sexed-up remake, shying away from critiquing the church but also from its Christian worldview.

Wheaton College's new athletics director responds to The Atlantic's controversial indictment of college sports.

Ten years after 9/11, the heated debate over contextualization is about to get more civil.

The term 'Son of God' should be retained, but not at the expense of comprehension, translating groups say.

Ted Cunningham argues that marrying young has its benefits.

How to stop making it so hard for me to love you.

Christians can defend bullied kids 'and' articulate God's design for human sexuality.

Christian discussion about topics like Rick Perry's tuition stance must include both compassion and justice.

Sure, some of us are choking on cutesy things, but many of us are working towards a new model of discipleship.

The congressman who won the Values Voters Summit straw poll tells CT that he believes marriage is a sacrament but laws cannot change morality.

The problem doesn't lie with the 1%. It's with us.

Why lamenting needs to be part of our Christian lives and our churchy conversations.

A poignant drama about the journey toward healing, wholeness, and the help we find along the way. PLUS: Interview with Martin Sheen & Emilio Estevez.

A thriller not so much about politics as moral compromise, and the deterioration of one man's ideals.

A robotic, paint-by-numbers attempt at an inspiring dad-and-son sports movie.

A haunting film about a young woman who joins a cult, flees, and deals with its after effects.

Research and experience confirm that time away from one's spouse actually strengthens the marital bond.

Veteran actor and son discuss the making of 'The Way,' opening this week.

My siblings and I managed to avoid the perils that come with having famous Christian parents.

Superb filmmaking elevates this spiritually-tinged but only slightly scary ghost story.

Surveying the new research on women leaders at CCCU schools.

Why the governor of Indiana is ambivalent about "compassionate conservatism," sees fiscal responsibility as a moral issue, and still wants a truce on social issues.

And how the church can turn midlife into prime time for the entire community.