A UK Christian mourns the charismatic Pakistani leader.

The author of The First Christmas reviews the other First Christmas.

Artists' depictions of Christmas night, from A.D. 1306 to 2007.

Some churches debate the place for Kwanzaa.

What the Christmas story says about our bodies and our bioethics debates.

Mary and Joseph weren't trying to check into a hotel—they were staying with relatives.

Peter Warren discusses response of families and future impact on the program.

Disney Motion Pictures Group President Mark Zoradi says the company is perhaps more committed to Walt's entertainment values than ever.

Lord of the Rings filmmaker to join with New Line for two movies based on Tolkien's book—and apparently, all lawsuits between the parties have been settled.

Christians continue to shine on American Idol even as Christian alternatives to the popular show crop up. Can they co-exist? Can both bring glory to God?

At least four people brought the now-inviolable hymn to its current form.

Why it matters that "a real son of a real mother" did not have a human father.

Growth of megachurches has spawned an industry devoted to protecting and securing large congregations.

First, let's take back Easter.

Sen. Clinton's youth group leader was one of her early influences toward social activism.

She is in lockstep with the United Methodist Church on almost all issues, says Paul Kengor, author of "God and Hillary Clinton."

Dollar's ministry won't provide material voluntarily.

Wayne Grudem believes evangelicals should promote religious liberty by being willing to vote for candidates who have different beliefs.

But questions about candidate's Mormon beliefs may continue.

What the candidate said will largely be welcomed. But questions remain about what wasn't.

New album gently rattles the seasonal genre.