Faith, Fear, War, Peace
Snapshots of the grim and 'happy' ministry of today's military chaplains.
By Deann Alford

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

Dirty Hands and Concrete Action
A conversation with Jean Bethke Elshtain
Michael Cromartie

The Barbarians Have Come
Reinhold Niebuhr's daughter examines her fellow Christians and finds most of them wanting.
by Paul C. Merkley

Whose Natural Theology?
Alan Jacobs

Reflections: Work and Vocation
"Quotations to stir heart and mind from Thomas Merton, Dorothy Sayers, and others"
Richard A. Kauffman

Letter from London
Susan Wise Bauer

The Barbarians Have Come
Reinhold Niebuhr's daughter examines her fellow Christians and finds most of them wanting.
by Paul C. Merkley

Film Forum: Secondhand Lions Roars
"Religious press film critics applaud Secondhand Lions and Bonhoeffer, but criticize Underworld, Cold Creek Manor, and Anything Else. Plus, more on Thirteen, Lost in Translation, The Lion King, and The Fighting Temptations"
Jeffrey Overstreet

Christian History Corner: Reports of the Revival
The Confederate camp became a school of Christ.
By Gardiner H. Shattuck, Jr.

The Lincoln Supremacy
John Wilkes Booth assassinated the president. Democracy proved harder to kill.
by Allen C. Guelzo

Buyer Beware
La Cession de la Louisiane and the price of national greatness.
By Kenneth M. Startup

The Christian History Timeline: John Bunyan's World - 17th Centur England

The Spy Who Loved Me
What's real in espionage fiction?
by Jim Ohlson

Books & Culture Corner: A Cry for Help
Sudanese Christians gather in Houston and ask for U.S. support
David C. Owens

Opinion Roundup: Are Evangelicals the 'New Internationalists?'
Evangelical leaders say New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof is mostly right, but late
Todd Hertz

Afghanistan: Afghans May Starve
Relief agencies mount efforts as Christian radio begins Dari broadcasts
Sheryl Henderson Blunt

Weblog: RNC Tells Voters that Liberals Will Ban Bible
Plus: Alan Wolfe on Democratic secularists, horoscopes vs. the Bible, Prohibition's problems, and other stories from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Ted Olsen

Never Again?
Genocide in Sudan tests our commitment to justice.
A Christianity Today Editorial

Weblog: Evangelical Leaders Call for Darfur Action
Plus: A tainted quest for Noah's flood, another Methodist lesbian trial, and the group that may or may not be behind the Iraq church bombings.
Compiled by Ted Olsen

"Weblog Lite: Russian Orthodox Church Defrocks Priest, Razes Church After Gay Wedding"
"Church shooting during communion, human cloning issue goes to the U.N., and many other stories from online sources around the world."
Ted Olsen

The Movies Go to War
The moral messages and political overtones of war films
Peter T. Chattaway

The Peaceable Kingdom?
Guns and the English
Clayton E. Cramer

Limit Conditions
How to portray the Holocaust on stage and film.
By Jan Lüder Hagens

The Barbarians Have Come
Reinhold Niebuhr's daughter examines her fellow Christians and finds most of them wanting.
by Paul C. Merkley

Kissing the Lizard
On memory and forgiveness.
by Miroslav Volf

Weblog: Two Iraqi Churches Bombed
Plus: Mr. Bean opposes British religious hate-crime bill, religious summit opens in Indonesia, Vatican condemns 'Christianophobia', Christmas dilemma, praying for the home team, and other articles from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Rob Moll

Weblog: Christians in Iraq, Bethlehem Face Difficult Christmas
Plus: The Polar Express an evangelical film? religious people allowed on New Jersey juries, the battle for Christmas, new approach in the Sudan, Sikhs violently protest British play, and more articles from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Rob Moll

Faith, Fear, War, Peace
Snapshots of the grim and 'happy' ministry of today's military chaplains.
By Deann Alford

The Lincoln Supremacy
John Wilkes Booth assassinated the president. Democracy proved harder to kill.
by Allen C. Guelzo

The Lonely Emancipator
Lincoln's legal prudence in ending the peculiar institution.
by Lucas E. Morel

Books & Culture's Book of the Week: Terrorists on Trial
How the nation responded to an earlier attack
Preston Jones

Faith, Fear, War, Peace
Snapshots of the grim and 'happy' ministry of today's military chaplains.
By Deann Alford

Christian History Corner: How to Pray for Our Troops
This Veteran's Day, let's commend our men and women of the services to the God who brings good even from the most evil circumstances.
By Chris Armstrong

Weblog: Catholic Bishops Embrace Ecumenical Group, Reject Bible Measure
Plus: The most inaccurate Christmas song ever, protecting kids from their evil, murderous parents, and other stories from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Ted Olsen

Operation Human Rights
How evangelicals got outside their comfort zone to help the oppressed overseas.
By David Neff

The Nightmare of North Korea
One man's story of brutality, courage, love, and freedom.
By Kang Hyeok

Good News for the Lost, Imprisoned, Abducted, and Enslaved
Lawyers and investigators at the International Justice Mission have learned that sharing the gospel means going into the heart of darkness.
Wendy Murray Zoba

Letter from London
Susan Wise Bauer

Between Pacifism and Jihad
The just-war tradition reconsidered
J. Daryl Charles

Ancient Christian Commentary on Current Events: What Is War Good For?
What early church leaders thought of Christians and the military
Joel Elowsky

Faith, Fear, War, Peace
Snapshots of the grim and 'happy' ministry of today's military chaplains.
By Deann Alford

Mutual Mayhem
A plea for peace and truth in the madness of Nigeria.
By Craig Keener

Shaken Up by the Peace-Lovers
A trip through Pennsylvania's Lancaster County.
By Chris Armstrong

A Crumbling Institution
How social revolutions cracked the pillars of marriage.
By David P. Gushee

Remembrance of Things Past
Edmund Burke, the Enlightenment, and postmodernity.
by Daniel E. Ritchie

CT Classic: Campus Crusade Into All the World
Bill Bright leads a spiritual revolution
Edward E. Plowman

Buyer Beware
La Cession de la Louisiane and the price of national greatness.
By Kenneth M. Startup

A Man of Appearances
Ben Franklin, re-appraised.
Bruce Kuklick

Minister to Freedom
The legacy of John Witherspoon.
Joseph Loconte

EDITORIAL: De-Demonizing the UN
While bloated and badly in need of reform, the UN fills a necessary role that Christians should support.
Robert A. Seiple

The UN's Antifamily Manifesto
The Beijing platform downplays the family, while exalting the autonomous individual.
Diane Knippers

NEWS: Warlords Await UN Withdrawal in Somalia
Stan Guthrie

The Movies Go to War
The moral messages and political overtones of war films
Peter T. Chattaway

Sri Lanka's Churches Pray for Peace as War Rages Around Jaffna
Country's Protestants to unify in prayer June 16.
By Anto Akkara | posted 6/5/00

CONVERSATIONS: Another Man from Galilee

Onward Christian Soldiers?
Religion and the Bush Doctrine.
James L. Guth, Lyman A. Kellstedt, John C. Green, and Corwin E. Smidt

Letter from London
Susan Wise Bauer

Between Pacifism and Jihad
The just-war tradition reconsidered
J. Daryl Charles

The Movies Go to War
The moral messages and political overtones of war films
Peter T. Chattaway

A Bloody Shame
Gangs of New York and the apotheosis of Martin Scorsese
Eric Metaxas

Bully Culprit
Can a pre-emptive strike against the tyrant of Baghdad be justified?
Christianity Today editorial

The New History of Missions
The difference between global Christianity and world Christianity.
by Mark Noll

The Movies Go to War
The moral messages and political overtones of war films
Peter T. Chattaway

HISTORY WARS I: Some Recent Battles

The Moral Complexity of War
A conversation with Max Hastings
Interview by Donald A. Yerxa

Hoover to Hiroshima
So you think American history from the Great Depression through World War II holds no surprises? Read on.
by Justus D. Doenecke

Never Again?
Genocide in Sudan tests our commitment to justice.
A Christianity Today Editorial

The Movies Go to War
The moral messages and political overtones of war films
Peter T. Chattaway

Righteous (and Other) Anger
The author of The Enigma of Anger cannot commit to a messiah who doesn't knock over tables.
Cindy Crosby

Film Forum: Anger Management, Eternal Life, and Gun Possession
Critics scratch their heads over Punch-drunk Love, contemplate Tuck Everlasting, applaud Bowling for Columbine, and rant over White Oleander. Plus: Reviews of 12 more recent movies.
Jeffrey Overstreet