Super Size Me is a must-see for those concerned about their diet, culture, and kids. Meanwhile, film critics flee the theatres after suffering through Van Helsing and New York Minute. Some find interesting alternatives in Dogville, Godsend, Mean Girls, and many other current releases.

Christian critics assess Mean Girls, Laws of Attraction, Godsend, Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius, and Envy. Plus: More on Man on Fire, Dogville and The Alamo.

Brian Dannelly, writer/director of Saved!, says he's getting all kinds of reactions—good and bad—from Christians regarding his controversial new film about life in a Baptist high school.

Scriptwriter and Calvin College grad Geert Heetebrij just released his first full-length film, a delightful romantic comedy called A Foreign Affair. We recently talked with him about the movie.

In another of our occasional top ten lists, we compiled our favorite creature features of all time.

Big Idea creator Phil Vischer had his dream crumble, but he's no longer s-scared.

Further ruling could all but overturn the acquittal of a homosexual minister.

Plus: More from the UMC Conference, opposing gay marriage, religious violence in Nigeria and Indonesia, and the National Day of Prayer.

Lesbian pastor may not be reappointed.

Plus: Sudan elected to U.N. human-rights commission, Muslims, mosques, and churches in Europe, Christians in India, and more articles from online sources around the world.

David Brooks, author of On Paradise Drive, says Americans are on a spiritual search for paradise, and Christians need to supply the language for the search.

Taking solace in Scripture's difficult and unsentimental image of motherhood.

Plus: Babies born for stem cell use, faith-based prisons, Frank Schaeffer on the military, censoring films, and more articles from online sources around the world.

Differing interpretations of Methodist court ruling prolong denomination's fight.

Despite gains, evangelicals say Methodist divisions over homosexuality are 'irreconcilable.'

Plus: Southern Baptists propose public school boycott, more on the possible Methodist church spilt, death toll rises in Nigeria, faith in China, and more articles from online sources around the world.

Evangelicals shelve call for 'amicable separation.'

When the Bible and pastors go hip.

Must they compete?

Sojourners says Rumsfeld should go, World says he should stay, and Christian Peacemaker Teams says there's a bigger story untold.

David Matzko McCarthy, author of The Good Life: Genuine Christianity for the Middle Class, talks about the wealth and the poverty of the American middle class.

Profile of Tony Campolo earns first in Personality Article from the Evangelical Press Association.

Muslims retaliate against retaliatory attack, leaving many casualties.

Muslim seminary implicated in forcible conversion attempt.

Plus: Christian organizations blame porn for abuse at Abu Ghraib.

Plus: All of the week's religion news is coming up.

Vote consciously campaign urged Christian voters to elect secular political parties.

Votes may be considered sin if cast for politicians who support abortions.

It swept across church lines, transforming America's urban landscape with its rescue missions and storefront churches. Yet today, the holiness movement and its charismatic woman leader are all but forgotten.

Plus: Hundreds of stories from online stories around the world.

Persecution will continue, but without as much implicit state support, says the president of the All India Christian Council.

Opponents of gay marriage will largely sit out protests today, and urge others not to vilify homosexuals.

An ironic skeptic scolds believers for domesticating the deity.

Plus: Billy Graham suffers serious pelvic fracture, Hezbollah uses The Passion, Sudan blocks aid, and other stories from online sources around the world.

As Angel enters the TV afterlife, the author of What Would Buffy Do? explores one of television's more spiritual shows.

Plus: Surprise India election results already improving religious liberty; Nigeria takes drastic measure to stop religious violence; U.K. opens embryonic stem cell bank; and other stories from online sources around the world.

Plus: New religious violence in Nigeria, congressional Catholics on communion, Gwen Shamblin's offices raided, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Plus: Why the success of Christian books is hurting Christian stores; Ugandan Anglican bishop rescued from rebel kidnappers; Tony Campolo joins PETA campaign; and other stories from online sources around the world.

The spiritual dynamism of West African Christianity is now well known even in the West. Do credulity-stretching, highly publicized miracles discredit what God is doing in that region?

As prisoners forced to renounce faith, guards repudiated theirs voluntarily.

The uses and abuses of copyright.

Sudan's ongoing civil war isn't the only reason Christians should be familiar with the region.

Plus: Chinese Christian leader arrested, California lawmakers revolt against pastor's comment on mothers, and other stories from online sources around the world.

ABC News Medical Editor, Dr. Timothy Johnson, decided to rethink his faith and found God by asking questions.

Plus: Nigeria violence spreads despite state of emergency, more on the Communion conundrum, closing Catholic churches, and other stories from online sources around the world.

In interview, President says new era of responsibility should replace 'feel-good.'

Plus: Cattle rustling, not religion, said behind Nigeria riots; Americans United asks IRS to punish Colorado Springs archdiocese for Communion edict; good and bad news out of the Sudan; and other stories from online sources around the world.

The abuse at Abu Ghraib and the witness of the Christian past.

Plus: Another California recall?

The author of True Truth believes Christians shouldn't be post-modern, modern, relativist, or absolutist.

Plus: One federal judge rules partial-birth abortion ban unconstitutional with two more yet to rule.

Plus: Canadian Anglicans put off vote on gay marriages, George Beverly Shea leaves hospital after heart attack, Eisenhower's 'crusade' omitted, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Plus: Bush and the Pope meet at the Vatican, Shadowmancer hits #1, Billy's London crusade 50 years later, and other stories from online sources around the world.

After 21 years of civil war, Sudan may finally be on the verge of peace. But don't stop praying.

Continued effort to implement and monitor Sudan's peace agreement will be necessary to ensure safety for its population, Michael Ranneberger says.

The right approach to these two little words may not be obvious.