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In the new Russia, where Putin attends Easter services in the capital’s main cathedral, it seems the era of religious repression is over—except if you are a Protestant.

The Rev. Wright controversy begs the question: Has “The Black Church” outgrown its usefulness?

A lawsuit from citizens of Lesbos sparks a debate about language…

It’s not easy for faculty to stand up to the administration; especially at a small conservative school.

I have learned as both a pastor and a member belonging to several minority groups—African-American, women, and lesbian—that a popular opinion on an issue does not always reflect the right choice.

Many churches have relied on migrant populations—but they are silent on immigration reform…

Why would Christian conservatives yoke the future of their movement to an unpopular issue?

European Muslims from both East and West look to create a pan-European Islam to counter anti-Muslim prejudice and fears.

What does a sci-fi hit have to tell us about ancient Greek theater and today’s electronically-inflected cultural landscape?

Religious bloggers push the media to go beyond “soundbite theology” to challenging questions about torture and America.