Did Jesus really die on a cross merely to inspire honorable, but otherwise unremarkable, lives?

Even the movements under Gandhi and King provoked tremendous violence and highly ambiguous outcomes

Sixty years ago, London publisher Geoffrey Bles first released a revision of four sets of radio talks by an Oxford literature don. The...

In his popular recent novel, The Order, thriller writer Daniel Silva decides in the name of Judaism to launch a missile at Christianity....

The world’s most popular religion, the world’s largest social movement, the world’s most believed Theory of Everything depends on...

A couple of friends have asked me why I’m uncharacteristically mordant about certain people I have dealt with on social media. These...

One of the great obstacles to Christian faith in our time is the traditional teaching that all who have not heard and received the Gospel...

Almost 20 years ago, I published this column in Faith Today (September 2001). A reader recently wrote to the FT editors asking for its...

A few friends have seen this post on Facebook and asked me to re-post it here to make it easier for them to share. Franklin Graham...

George Steiner, the literary critic, Wynton Marsalis, the celebrated trumpeter, and Doug Gilmour, the Hall-of-Fame hockey player, walk...

I’m only going to say this one more time. Canadian evangelicals are not identical with our American cousins and not all aligned with the...

how Christians are to understand other religions, the destiny of the unevangelized, the basis for salvation, the nature of general and spec

What is at stake goes far beyond the question of evangelical missionary work.

Maverick computer scientist David Gelernter set off a grenade in the faculty dining room last spring. His essay, “Giving Up Darwin,”...

The recent synagogue shooting in Poway, California, has focused attention on an abiding question regarding Christians and Jews: Is...

Canada’s aspiring magazine of ideas, The Walrus, recently printed a bowdlerized version of a letter I sent to them. To clip letters is...

The world’s great religions offer what millions of people want: a sensible, straightforward path to life. That’s why those religions are...

The Walrus, a magazine not renowned for a sustained interest in Christian thought, in its April number commendably features a review...

[This was originally posted in March 2019] The late neurologist and bestselling author Oliver Sacks—he wrote The Man Who Mistook His Wife...