Newspapers have been full of news about the abolition of limbo. How much of this is true?
Today one of Canada's leading public intellectuals will be awarded the world's biggest prize for his work in bridging the gap between faith and reason.
The Frenchman who discovered trisomy 21 was heroically professional when he insisted it could be cured.
It is a fitting motto for a heart surgeon who could also one day be declared a saint.
Inter-religious rivalry need not be violent, at least in Senegal.
It's time to take a closer look at the Enlightenment values which underpin much of modern thinking, says a British journalist in this interview.
The director of the biggest-grossing film in history claims that the tomb of Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalen has been discovered.
Can a new version of the Bible be 'more just' in its language than Jesus himself?
There are potholes of misunderstanding on both sides of the road to dialogue with Muslims, as this conversation with a Kenyan student makes clear.
Yesterday's moral equivalency meant that West was just as bad as Communism. Today's is that both Christianity and Islam are the creeds of violent wackos.
Islam has had its prophets of reason, but they were suppressed during the Dark Ages
Benedict has fired a warning shot across the bow of the Enlightenment Project, but its crew was asleep.
Benedict XVI has used a trip to his homeland to make an acute diagnosis of contemporary thought.
Christianity is thriving amongst the burgeoning populations of Africa and Latin America. Will it become the Big Idea of the 21st century?
A simple message, zealous followers and the weakness of mainstream churches have made Pentecostals the fastest-growing religious group in Latin America.
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