Christian film critics review V for Vendetta with vim, vigor, and verve. Plus, reviews of She's the Man, Joyeux Noë l, and Find Me Guilty. And more raves for the most celebrated film of 2006 so far ...Sophie Scholl: The Final Days.

Critics rave about a Christian hero for the ages: Sophie Scholl. Plus, reviews of Failure to Launch, The Shaggy Dog, The Hills Have Eyes, more thoughts on The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, and a response to The Libertine.

Christian film critics praise The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, applaud 16 Blocks, and find Aquamarine "sweet." Plus, Night Watch, Ultraviolet, and Dave Chapelle's Block Party, and further reviews of The New World and Tsotsi.

Christian film critics praise Oscar-nominated Tsotsi, attend Madea's Family Reunion, condemn Running Scared, and kick Doogal out. Plus, more reviews of The Second Chance, Freedomland, The World's Fastest Indian in the World, and Eight Below.

Plus: Prayers of strangers don't help the sick, no out of state same-sex marriages in Mass., and more articles from online sources around the world.

Take a mind-blowing journey with the great philosopher-saint in this audio course from the Teaching Company.

The problems with shunning the life of the mind.

Plus: Baylor professor denied tenure, San Francisco officials call Christian rally "disgusting," and more articles from online sources around the world.

The history and beliefs of the Pentecostal movement, often shared by evangelicals, hold the seeds of a bias against the life of the mind.

Plus: The latest on the biopolicy agenda and some outrageous lies on stem cells.

If only we all had something so precious to weep about.

Plus: Mary Winkler apologizes, CPT captives head home, the S.D. abortion wars and more articles from online sources around the world.

The original vision of a peacemaker force from the man who started it.

East Africa has experienced Pentecost continually for nearly 80 years.

From Wings of Desire to his most recent film, Don't Come Knocking, German director Wim Wenders takes viewers on spiritual journeys through differing perspectives.

Christian artists have occasionally used strong language, and even the rare profanity, in their songwriting. Can that form of self-expression be reconciled with our faith?

Leaders of historic Wesleyan Holiness denominations restate their doctrine for the 21st century.

Ten denominations cooperate to revive their historic emphasis.

Plus: A former 'First Things' editor savages Neuhaus, murdered pastor's wife reportedly confesses, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Plus: U.S. suspects Christian's faith phony but will offer another chance at asylum, the latest on the Afghan convert case, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Michael Kazin's recent biography of Williams Jennings Bryan introduces the 'Great Commoner' to a new generation.

Reforming sports one city at a time.

Michael Penn explains what the early church meant by the "holy kiss."

B&C's annual baseball preview, 2006 edition.

Plus: Amazon.com changes coding to please abortion activists, Pat Robertson's funding jumps, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Booted from a convent for thinking outside the box, Barbara Nicolosi moved to Hollywood and founded a successful program to mentor Christian screenwriters—some of whom have earned their big break.

Since seeing The Ten Commandments as a young girl, Katherine Orrison has been a fan of the film and director Cecil B. DeMille, even writing a book about the making of the movie. Today, she provides commentary on a special new DVD release of the classic.

The praise-and-worship music craze has apparently worn out its welcome with many of our readers, who definitely agree that record labels shouldn't require their artists to do it.

Hindu nationalists crack down on ministry to poor, sick.

Plus: Orthodox Church orders investigation, what seminarians really want, and other stories from online sources around the world.

The U.K. and disaffected American researchers lash out at U.S. cloning laws.

Plus: Who pushed Boston's Catholic Charities out of adoptions? NYTMag on "wrongful birth" and conditional love, and other stories from online sources around the world.

It's been a while since tennis legend Bjorn Borg was in the news. Too bad he's back because he's selling his Wimbledon trophies.

Plus: Franklin Graham on 'Nightline'

The mission of the church does need to be reclaimed from modernism, but we don't need postmodernism to tell us so—we have Scripture.

Our modern notions of money and possessions blind us to the reality that everything belongs to God and therefore our church community.

Dobson-backed bill scuttled by Left and Right.

Christian protests help deliver Blair rare loss.

Reading God's Word need not take an eternity, say publishers of speedy Bibles.

One financial disclosure bill was killed in Massachusetts, but the debate lives on.

Plus: Christian college applications and enrollment way up, Boston's Catholic Charities prefers no adoption to gay adoption, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Plus: More than two dozen die in Uganda church collapse, Church of England's divestment called off, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Fifty years after five missionaries were murdered in Ecuador, their story still inspires.

Schools' responses to Soulforce's Equality Ride will vary widely.

It's not just Barry Bonds's heart that is desperately wicked.

Are evangelical Christians really happier than their neighbors?

South Dakota hopes bill will topple Roe, but some pro-lifers lament the timing.

Plus: Forgiveness is not easy, South Dakota's abortion ban, and many other stories from online sources around the world.

Director Tom Shadyac, a Christian best known for his mega-hit Bruce Almighty, has come a long way since Ace Ventura. Here, we take a look at Shadyac's faith and films.

Former Kansas mastermind Kerry Livgren explored many of the world's religions before coming to Christ almost three decades ago—and he's remained on that path ever since.

Richard Baxter wrote, preached, taught, and visited his way to become the model pastor.

Plus: Missouri's "majority religion" declaration, fighting over North Carolina's "Last Suppers," and other stories from online sources around the world.

Plus: "New internationalist" evangelicals now the only internationalists, Alito's Dobson letter, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Following Kansas City's baseball team ain't easy ... but it builds character and perseverance.

How to sell unethical science.

Supreme Court says racketeering laws don't apply to pro-life demonstrations.

Plus: "Patriarch of the West" no more, Orthodox Church in America scandal, and many other stories from online sources around the world.

Rik Swartzwelder didn't like the way churches pitched The Passion from their pulpits a couple of years ago. So the young filmmaker made a biting satire about it—and you can watch it today.