Francis Beckwith explains why Notre Dame's invitation is so controversial, and what it says about higher education.

For years, Episcopal Church leaders have taught that God can be found in other faiths. Now some clergy are pursuing him there.

Kevin Roose sojourns at Liberty U. and lives to tell (mostly good things) about it.

Dreamworks' latest family flick employs 3-D technology to draw you in—but alas, it isn't enough to distract from the lame storytelling.

The protagonist has carried a cross all over the world, and has the powerful stories to prove it—but this documentary fails to do him justice.

Robert Schuller's doppelganger, Christian-run businesses you may not know, and more.

Andrew Bird's latest explores what it means to be human.

A new study suggests that cancer patients who are religious are more likely to seek measures that attempt to prolong life.

Resisting the health and longevity gospel.

The folks at Grizzly Adams Productions know how to make family-friendly programs—and they've got over a thousand episodes to show for it.

Some say yes, others say no.

Why scientific breakthroughs make the destruction of human embryos obsolete.

Leading HIV researcher Edward C. Green says criticism of the pope 'unfair.'

What new prophecy is creating buzz, who's praying with President Obama, and other questions from this week's news.

A moving, suspenseful, thought-provoking thriller that raises surprisingly spiritual questions.

A pair of corporate spies with a steamy history conspire to pull off the ultimate con in this smart, breathlessly entertaining cinematic musing on the fragility of trust.

A newly engaged man realizes he has no male friends and goes looking for a best man in this latest, funny, touching "bromantic" comedy.

A witty, enjoyable comedy about a young man working for a magician with a waning career while learning about the nature of fame.

Samaritan's Purse leader asks president to reinstate aid agency work in Darfur region.

And the gospel of incomprehensible unfairness.

Christian Legal Society lawyer notes that exceptions to rules can be as discriminatory as rules themselves.

Long before trailers and previews, movie posters were the best way to hook viewers—and Bible movie posters have always been among the flashiest of all.

He wasn't the first to bring Christianity to Ireland, but he was a pivotal figure.

Michael Landon Jr. on directing The Velveteen Rabbit, tapping into a child's imagination, and the challenges of being a Christian in Hollywood.

Fearing he was headed for hell, Randy Travis quit drinking and drugs in his mid-20s and started following Jesus—and now he has a greatest hits gospel CD to show for it.

Front man and principal songwriter Luke Caldwell on simple songs, staying indie, and becoming a dad.

How people are responding to his warning of riots, fires, and economic collapse in NYC.

Two thrilling movies about classrooms, students and teachers, guaranteed to stir your soul.

A pair of alien children hook up with a cab driver to save the planet in this incompetently made film that insults kids' intelligence—and the adults who brought them.

Time magazine writes about a new idea in religion, The Christian Science Monitor gives a dire prediction, and other questions from this week's news.

This quirky drama/comedy follows a dysfunctional family as they search for release from painful pasts through a very odd job.

What will and will not survive of this movement.

Abandoned as a baby because he was born blind, country music star Ronnie Milsap found God anyway—and now has an album of gospel songs to show for it.

President Obama wants to 'restore science to its rightful place.' So do we.

What does your Internet personality say about you?

An independent cinema gem that combines stellar acting with thought-provoking and deftly-handled explorations of identity, parenting, and mental illness.

This lengthy adaptation of the highly acclaimed superhero epic—which many consider the greatest graphic novel—remains faithful to its source material, retaining most of the complex storytelling, stunning visuals, heady themes, and R-rated content.

The Supreme Court is thinking more clearly about religious symbols in public life.

Also: Psychologists explain why people go to church and the newest Christian Kosher food.

Set in the Japanese city, this triptych of short films on the theme of loneliness and social withdrawal achieves some uneven success.

What to look for in a real church.

Hollywood legend Jane Russell never intended the former reputation—indeed, she even fought it—but she was always serious about living her faith in Tinseltown.