Lingelbach examines the two largest Christian movements at the end of the first century: the Pauline and Ebionite movements.

The reasons why Millennials are likely never to embrace or return to institutional religion ever again in their lifetimes.

We have become so isolated and entrenched in our socio-political environment today that we are hearing and seeing only what we want to.

Expert on ancient Near Eastern and biblical languages, Rabbi Dr. Charles David Isbell, challenges the belief that Paul was a Pharisee.

If there was ever a sign that something drastic needs to change with Christianity, it is the countless instances of sex assault.

It is possible to 100% prove that God doesn’t exist?

The idea that liberal theologies cause a deterioration in mainline Protestantism, while conservative theologies produce growth, is wrong.

Dr. Merino's study found that the majority of church-going Christians do not have regular or meaningful contact with marginalized groups.

Defense of my choice to sign the GCR "Open Letter to Evangelicals of Moral Conscience" by arguing evangelicals are guilty by association.

From a postmodern perspective, classical theology is beleaguered with the concept that reality possesses an objective and universal meaning.

Black Mirror episode, Striking Vipers, challenges the socially constructed boundaries imposed on sexual experiences.