Christian film critics praise The Upside of Anger, criticize The Ring Two, visit Gunner Palace, cheer for Disney's Ice Princess, and rave about Dear Frankie. Plus, In My Country, Schultze Gets the Blues, and more reviews of Born Into Brothels, Robots, The Passion Recut, Millions, and Million Dollar Baby. Finally, a couple DVDs worth noting: The Dust Factory and Buechner.

Millions earns a million raves. Robots divide critics. Hostage can't be saved. Downfall digs into Nazi defeat. Plus, another review of Be Cool

Be Cool doesn't measure up to Get Shorty. The Pacifier gets mixed reviews. And The Jacket is an uncomfortable fit. Plus: More reviews of Hitch, Diary of a Mad Black Woman, Man of the House, and The Merchant of Venice.

Christian film critics consider Diary of a Mad Black Woman, Cursed, Rory O'Shea Was Here, and Man of the House. Plus: More reviews of Hotel Rwanda, Because of Winn-Dixie, Constantine, and The Merchant of Venice.

Plus: Villain of the day George Felos, what the Colorado court really said about the Bible and juries, Catholic school deemed exempt from antidiscrimination law, Falwell improving after losing consciousness, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Few weeks are as heavy on religion news, or death news, as this one.

Plus: 'Fake' nun case prompts fears on refugee efforts, the meaning of Easter, and other stories from online sources around the world.

More than a story of faith and hope, this hostage practiced the Sermon on the Mount.

Plus: Habitat for Humanity fight gets sadder, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Plus: The U.N. asks for a ban on all human cloning, more on the New Jersey Copt murders, Brian 'Head' Welch baptized in Jordan, and more articles from online sources around the world.

The Pope crusaded for "moral truth." We should welcome his help.

Understanding the idolatry in sports.

A documentary on an urban storefront church, airing on PBS tonight, highlights the power of faith to improve lives.

The Pennsylvania Republican speaks on legislating morality, why he was right about anti-sodomy laws, and his 2006 opponent-apparent, Bob Casey Jr.

For 20 years, We haven't heard any new music from Steve Taylor in a decade, but the guy has been plenty busy—running a studio, writing, producing, and now working on a feature film.

God's work of redemption continues in the redeemed. An excerpt from Cross-Shattered Christ.

Charles Wesley's 'Christ the Lord Is Risen Today' brings alleluia's historical significance to modern audiences.

A new book renews a classic musical meditation.

A meditation on Franz Joseph Haydn's The Seven Last Words of Christ.

An excerpt from Holy Week Sonnets.

Rethinking Jesus' words. "Woman, behold thy son … behold thy mother." An excerpt from The Seven Last Words from the Cross.

If only Terry could say 'I want to live,' this whole thing could be over, says a lawyer for the Schindlers.

The layers of insanity know no end—thank God.

A Christian who left the Worldwide Church of God before it turned orthodox says the Living Church of God isn't responsible for Terry Ratzmann's rampage.

Faith & Values Media revisits history's mysterious Joan of Arc.

Versatile director Danny Boyle, the man behind Millions, has made some inventive films that are quite steeped in stories of morality. But he's a little reluctant to admit it ….

The recent protests aren't like the fall of the Berlin Wall, but they do constitute a significant movement toward freedom.

The theologian died Saturday at 55.

For those who have eyes to watch, let them watch something more than highlight films.

Overseas, the buck's bang has been reduced to a whimper, forcing missionaries to raise more money at home to do the same work.

The focus of a PBS documentary, Koinonia Farm was the target of segregationists, a radical Christian community, and where Jim Jordan grew up.

They walk, they talk, they work on moisture farms, they hunt Sarah Connor. And sometimes they're eerily human-like. Our critic (and robot nerd) compiles his list of favorites.

As the Supreme Court decides how to rule after hearing arguments over the Ten Commandments, the former chief justice of Alabama's highest court says removing government religious monuments are like getting a ticket for driving 50 mph in a 55 zone.

Harvard's Edward C. Green says health officials undermine abstinence and fidelity programs in Africa.

When Rebecca St. James needs guidance, she turns to her mentor—Christian music pioneer Evie Tornquist. But their relationship goes both ways, forming a rich mutual friendship.

If Christ can't be found in sports, he can't be found in the modern world.

Conservatives warn about "bulldozing" monuments, a backlash against "judicial activism," and an "ugly" confirmation process for future justices.

Arguments inside and prayers outside courtroom aim to define government's relationship to religion.

Mysterious murders cause rift between Copts and Muslims in U.S.

The 2005 Spring Training preview.

That's how rookie director Darren Grant describes part of the experience of filming Diary of a Mad Black Woman, which opened last week.

But can Via Media approach continue to keep the churches together?