The Reformation Question
What does Catholic mean?
By Mary Noll Venables

'We Live What We Believe'
Luke Timothy Johnson talks about the importance of the creed—even for non-creedal Christians
David Neff

Naval Chaplain Succeeds Ogilvie in Senate
An interview with Barry Black
Ken Walker

Feature: A Graceful Good-by

Boardroom Sweetener

How to Find (and Keep) a Chairperson

Canterbury Crackup
Eschewing church discipline has come back to haunt Anglicans.
A Christianity Today editorial

U.S. Protestant Majority Gone By End of Year, Says Survey
Plus: Christians in Iraq, Terri Schiavo, Moore's monument, home churches, and other stories from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Ted Olsen

Debates on Debates on Church Discipline
Catholic bishops will issue statement on Communion as a Matthew 18 lawsuit is reinstated against a Texas Bible church. Plus: Samuel Huntington on why atheists are outsiders, religious leaders apologize for Abu Ghraib, and many other stories from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Ted Olsen

Vectoring Prayer

Three Key Traits for Your Board
Larry Osborne

Making Ministry Healthy
Rick Warren

Mythical Proportions
America is not so generous, free, and innocent as it imagines itself.
Myths America Lives By, reviewed by Greg Taylor

Ground Rules
The Creed defines the game of faith without exhausting its excitement
David Neff

'We Live What We Believe'
Luke Timothy Johnson talks about the importance of the creed—even for non-creedal Christians
David Neff

Evangelicals & Catholics
The state of play
J. I. Packer

Canterbury Crackup
Eschewing church discipline has come back to haunt Anglicans.
A Christianity Today editorial

Good Boundaries Make Good Christians
The difference between welcome and inclusion
Good Fences, reviewed by David Neff

Evangelical Drift
Outsiders say we're the status quo. Our call is to prove them wrong.
Charles Colson with Anne Morse

Three Wise Men from the East
The Cappadocian Fathers brought the best gift of all: a powerful scriptural defense of the Trinity and Christ's divinity against the Arian heretics.
Edwin Woodruff Tait and Chris Armstrong

Tangling with Wolves
Why we still need heresy trials
Chris Armstrong

The Truth About the Catholic Church and Slavery
The problem wasn't that the leadership was silent. It was that almost nobody listened.
Rodney Stark

Afghanistan: Entrapment Suspected
Shelter Now leader believes workers were pawns in Taliban scheme
Deann Alford

Archbishops Wed in Moonie Wedding
"Former Zambian leader will be excommunicated from Catholic Church, American already has been."
Ted Olsen

Pledging to Fight
Atheist says battle over 'under God' has just begun.
By John W. Kennedy

Toxic Maxims
Misleading advice about business ethics from America's leadership expert.
by David W. Gill

Accidental Revolutionary
How one woman fought for a just tax
Collin Hansen

Yankee Stadium Strike Out
Latest Benke ruling reveals deep fissures among Missouri Synod Lutherans
Todd Hertz

Benke Suspended for 'Syncretism' after 9/11 Event
Interfaith prayer exposes divisions in LCMS
Todd Hertz

The Interfaith Public Square
"Stand up, stand up for Jesus at civic events."
A Christianity Today editorial

The More Things Change …
Historical perspectives on worship.
Mary Noll Venables

Democracy and Tradition
G.K. Chesterton

Good News or Old News?
The Via Negativa as Road to Renewal
Mark D. Filiatreau

Democracy and Tradition
G.K. Chesterton

The Real Twelve Days of Christmas
Celebrating Christ's birth with saints of the faith during the actual Christmas season.
By Edwin and Jennifer Woodruff Tait

Good Boundaries Make Good Christians
The difference between welcome and inclusion
Good Fences, reviewed by David Neff

New York's New Hope
From inner-city gardens, to fine-art exhibitions, to political activism, street-smart churches are changing the culture of America's largest and most dynamic city.
By Tony Carnes

Building Alliances to Save Lives
Why evangelicals' partnership with others to fight persecution worked—and where the coalition is heading.
An interview with Allen D. Hertzke

The Ecstatic Heresy
Seeking a superficial unity, some denominational leaders opt for feelings over facts.
By Robert Sanders