Imagine a place where people actually talk with one another rather than boring into electronic devices. That’s Chautauqua.

My eyebrows always twitch a bit when I hear about “liberalism” in the Southern Baptist Convention.

It’s a good rule of thumb that if Tony Perkins lines up on one side of an issue, it’s better to be on the other side.

I leave it to others to parse the remainder of Trump’s remarks, but they included some doozies.

Fear is one thing our country still manufactures, but you cannot laugh and be afraid at the same time.

The second floor of the Rhea County courthouse in the sleepy town of Dayton, Tenn., is rather unremarkable, a cavernous space with windows opening out onto the courthouse lawn. The redbrick building i...

A historian and ordained Episcopal priest offers everything you need to know for shaping and defending your own beliefs on the role of religion in American lifeFilled with stories from America's strug...

Randall Balmer reflects on when David Horowitz, who passed away last month, visited the Dartmouth campus to “smoke out campus radicalism.”

Randall Balmer reflects on some of the reasons for the recent demise of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, Illinois.

Charles Grandison Finney, by any measure the most important and influential evangelical of the nineteenth century, excoriated greed and free-market capitalism. He suggested that “Christian businessman...

After his 1980 defeat, Carter devoted himself to the causes of a progressive evangelicalism that has all but disappeared from public...