In his latest offering, Peter Enns attempts to alleviate partially the tensions for evangelical Protestants and other contemporary Christians who uphold scripture as authoritative while

Soon after the 2012 election a Perspectives editor asked me to write about the diminished role overt faith had in presidential campaign discourse. He thought

Anyone up for a good news story–of the church leading the culture in a direction we can all, across our differences, applaud? Prepare to smile.

On my last Sunday living in New York, it was a hymn that made me cry. I was leaving the city after almost nine years

We all hold deep convictions that nurture us and give us direction. These convictions have a history; they are planted in everyday experiences that grow

My active resistance to evolution began in 1944, when I was about ten, with a cartoon I drew of the devil–for family consumption only, though

“Behold, the Behemoth, which I made as I made you; he eats grass like an ox.” Job 40:15 If the book of Job is a