Dan Ephron tells the story of Terry Holdbrooks, a Guantánamo guard who converted to Islam after six months on the job.

Robert Wright argues that globalization can be good for the three Abrahamic religions and, ultimately, the entire world.

The New York Times' Week in Review discusses the conflict between the views of the secular and the religious in…

Kevin Roose goes undercover with a group of Liberty University students trying to convert spring breakers in Daytona Beach.

In the Wall Street Journal, Andrew Higgins profiles Adnan Oktar, an Islamic creationist from Turkey, and reports on both his fans and…

Lisa Miller reports on the newest label some nondenominational Christians are beginning to favor.

Now that James Dobson has stepped down as the head of Focus on the Family, many are speculating what it will…

Alison Downie examines the religious implications of the Oscar-winning film Slumdog Millionaire.

When Pope Benedict XVI lifted the excommunication of a Holocaust-denying bishop in January 2009, it sparked a very public dispute. Catholic World…

Judith Levine believes the recession is giving us excuses for "moral flagellation" and argues at Salon that thrift is the new…