Christianity Today
Even most Christians agree that Halloween is fun, not pagan
By Jonathan Merritt — October 29, 2015
Less than a quarter of Americans -- and Christians -- avoid Halloween due to its pagan roots. This is good news.
Who are ‘the least of these’? Scholars say Mother Teresa and others may be wrong
By Jonathan Merritt — May 22, 2015
The common understanding of Jesus’ famous phrase may be inaccurate and inconsistent with the way most Christians throughout history have understood it.
Put your clothes back on: Oversharing online isn’t wise
By Jonathan Merritt — January 20, 2015
It's time Christians think more seriously about when, what, where, how, and to whom we should share ourselves. Sometimes "authenticity" is just inappropriate.
Are anti-spanking Christians feckless or faithful?
By Jonathan Merritt — September 25, 2014
One Christian critic argues that anti-spanking Christians are sacrificing the Bible on the altar of modern culture. But such arguments are rooted in tired tropes and unfair characterizations.
Was ‘Christianity Today’ justified in rejecting this controversial ad?
By Jonathan Merritt — September 12, 2014
We’re now facing a perennial issue where activists on both sides of this debate expect to be invited to every party and demand to be heard in whatever forum they choose.
Jennifer Knapp makes case for being ‘gay and Christian’ in book with evangelical publisher
By Jonathan Merritt — May 21, 2014
The former Christian singer previously said she wasn't interested in being an advocate for LGBT issues, but a forthcoming book tackles the topic head on.
Why I shared my sexuality story
By Jonathan Merritt — March 31, 2014
RNS' Jonathan Merritt's personal story has gone viral. Here's why he decided to share it now.
New book claims most Christians hold un-Christian view of future
By Jonathan Merritt — January 29, 2014
Author Skye Jethani challenges Christians to reexamine their vision of the future, and subsequently, the present.
Mark Driscoll apologizes for ‘mistakes’ in plagiarism controversy
By Jonathan Merritt — December 18, 2013
More than three weeks after being accused of plagiarism, controversial pastor Mark Driscoll admits "mistakes."
N.T. Wright extends debate with John Piper by releasing Apostle Paul tome
By Jonathan Merritt — November 6, 2013
One of today's top Christian theologians pens the most comprehensive book on Paul in Christian history.
Bestselling author Andy Crouch: Christians should wield power for good
By Jonathan Merritt — October 10, 2013
Author Andy Crouch says power isn't a bad thing after all, but it needs to be stewarded well.
Margaret Feinberg responds to Christianity Today’s Mark Galli
By Jonathan Merritt — April 24, 2013
Margaret Feinberg responds to Christianity Today's Mark Galli that she's promoting a "religion of experience."
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