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Clinton’s critics are recycling language from the 1990s. The roots of that critique are even older.

In borrowing rituals from religion, Alain de Botton says deeper truth doesn't matter. Is that false?

This “best of” volume contains an impressive array of spiritual writing....

I'd left the practice of testimony in my childhood church. Then I learned why Luke suggests it when your world is falling apart.

As a witness to evangelical political engagement since the birth of the Christian right in the late 1970s, nothing surprises me anymore.

A one-word change in the parable of the tax collector and the Pharisee could make a world of difference.

Teenage girls navigate a tough landscape. There are tools the church can offer them.

My state has the same number of churches as prisoners. This fact haunts me.

The consequences of this election have been dire for a long time.  

It's not mere chance that the Pacific Northwest was spared worse destruction in the storm last week.

How can God speak through what is soft and breakable? How can we?

A retired colonel taught me about the courage it takes to love our enemies.

For a long time, Luther's hometown lay forgotten.

(The Christian Science Monitor) Families reunited with 21 of the 276 Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped by the terrorist group Bo...

Kanti Sarvaiya left his Hindu heritage behind and became a Buddhist....

It took me a long time to accept this about myself. Eventually I even came to like it.

When Bible ministry leader Beth Moore spoke out this week about the objectification of women, I remembered something my wife taught me.

It’s dangerous to trust God in the face of suffering. It’s more dangerous not to.

Fear leads us away from God, yet it is an emotion we can't avoid. How can we cope?

The problem with John Podesta's outraged critics isn't their tone. It's their narrow understanding of church—and organizing.