Of all the possible reactions to the Texas Board of Education’s mandate to teach certain biblical stories in public schools, ...

Back in the 1990s, there were signs and shirts that read “WWJD?” or “What would Jesus do?” It was meant as a soul-searching question to a Christendom that might have lost touch with the teachings of ...

To add insult to injury, the recently released report by the president’s Religious Liberty Commission called for a bridge ...

Texas is moving toward a statewide reading list for public schools that includes biblical passages—prompting a fresh debate over where the line falls between teaching religion and promoting it.

From a cheeky slingshot to Paul's letters and information on King Nebuchadnezzar, new research is offering insight into some ...

The effects of this irreducible diversity, familiar to students of the history of religion in America, are still ...

A Catholic bishop who served on the White House Religious Liberty Commission is pushing back on concerns about the inclusion ...

The Texas State Board of Education decision to require students read certain Bible passages will improve their education.

Forgiveness, the kind that Jesus offers, is its own kind of miracle.

A reader challenges what politicians take credit for in campaign ads, saying that voting for legislation is not the same as ...

Quiet determination often creates the loudest conversations, especially when faith, endurance, purpose, plus unwavering ...

Poetry saved me from abandoning faith. The version of Christian faith I was introduced to as a kid became untenable before I ...