A thought-provoking exploration of the Epicurean Paradox—how ancient and modern minds wrestle with the problem of evil and divine goodness.

Lord Eames, the former Church of Ireland Primate, has paid a warm tribute to the people of Derry who taught him about the ...

In the year of our Lord 1967, the Anglican Church of Canada had 1,218,666 members and 272,400 worshippers on a typical Sunday ...

Pope Leo’s election also offers hope, because he reminds the world that religious conviction need not serve nationalist power ...

Until I was surrounded by it, I don’t think I’d realized quite how much stuff there is in Wes Anderson’s movies. Walking ...

The Gospels are not of one voice on this subject: Note that Jesus’ words in today’s Gospel from Matthew seem to suggest a ...

In the wake of Walter Brueggemann’s passing, we’re left with his challenge: Preach not to explain but to evoke. Not to tame ...

The irreverent takedown and reappraisal of Christian dogma plays pretty well in a world where it's been weaponized by the ...

For the first time in Brazil’s history, evangelical Christians now account for more than a quarter of the population, ...

A former Nigerian pastor has posted a video in which he wore earrings. The ex-preacher shaded Christians and hinted at the ...

WORD ALIVEOnce an archbishop was discussing Christianity with a learned Japanese writer. The writer told the archbishop, ...

What are we looking for when we’re looking for queer?” asks theologian Lisa Isherwood. “I’m looking for a wider picture ...