The Christian apologetic of "Lord, Liar, or Lunatic," made famous by CS Lewis, has gained recent skepticism. Many modern critics of Christianity believe the biblical portrait of Jesus Christ is based on myth. Lord or Legend? puts skeptics' claims to the test against multiple scholarly disciplines — including history, ethnography, anthropology, and folklore — to uncover fascinating truths about the historical Jesus. Lord or Legend? Wrestling with the Jesus Dilemma

Christianity is based on the stories and claims of the Bible. If the Bible is not largely accurate history, then Christianity has no foundation. Thus, either the Bible is dependable, historical truth or Christianity is just superstitious mumbo-jumbo. The Bible: Primitive Nonsense?

Buses with the slogan "There's probably no God" will soon be running on the streets of London. The posters are the idea of the British Humanist Association and have been supported by prominent atheist Richard Dawkins, bestselling author of The God Delusion. Atheist Bus Campaign

Can the love between two people ever be an abomination? Is the chasm separating gays and lesbians and Christianity too wide to cross? Is the Bible an excuse to hate? These are the questions at the heart of Daniel Karslake’s award-winning documentary For The Bible Tells Me So. For The Bible Tells Me So

Not so long ago religion was a personal matter that was seldom discussed in public. No longer. Today religion is everywhere, from books to movies to television to the internet to politics. Now religion is marketed and advertised like any other product or service. How did this happen? Shopping for God

The last three years have seen a great assault upon faith in the publishing world. Titles such as Letter to a Christian Nation, The God Delusion, and God Is Not Great have hit the bestseller charts by denouncing religious belief, specifically Christianity, as both violent and socially dangerous. The Delusion of Disbelief

Christ commanded the church to make disciples, to produce people who love and obey God, bear fruit, and live with joy. The crisis at the heart of the church is that we often pay lip service to making disciples, but we seldom put much effort behind doing it. The Disciple-Making Pastor

In his new book Guy Harrison details such reasons for god-belief as the obviousness of God, "playing it safe," the fear of hell, that belief in gods brings genuine happiness and comforts, and the fact that so many people are religious. 50 Reasons People Give For Believing In A God

For more than 80 years, The Minister's Manual has been the standard by which all other preaching annuals are measured. This year, a new design, revised content based on extensive market research, and a searchable CD-ROM make this resource even more helpful to today's busy pastor. The Minister's Manual

Christians are supposed to represent Christ to the world. But according to the latest report card, something has gone wrong. Using descriptions like "hypocritical," "insensitive to others," and "judgmental," young Americans share an impression of Christians that’s nothing short of... unChristian. unChristian: What a New Generation Really Thinks About Christianity

It's ironic; atheist scientists who have become famous for attacking those who disagree with them are now loudly complaining about supposedly being mistreated. Richard Dawkins is grumbling that producers of a new movie tricked him into doing an interview. Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed

Author Neil Rees believes that the word of God is revealed in the Bible completely and sufficiently. But, he claims, not everything in the Bibles we carry around and have on our shelves is the inspired text. If true, the consequences of that simple truth could be far-reaching. Is Everything in Our Bibles Inspired?

Joining many other recently found and publicized "gospels," the gospel of Judas has found its way into the limelight as the subject of some recent books and television programming. The ancient manuscript appears to be genuine — so what are we to make of the claims therein? Judas and the Gospel of Jesus

William Wilberforce has been called “the greatest reformer in history.” He was a man whose life and legacy had touched the lives of kings, presidents, and the downtrodden throughout the world. One prime minister, Lord Grenville, said during Wilberforce’s lifetime: “Millions unborn will bless his memory.” William Wilberforce: A Hero for Humanity

Robert Beckford is the most widely recognised theologian in Britain today. His many controversial TV documentaries have attracted large audiences. His views on reparations for the slave trade are uncompromising. His opinions of contemporary black Christianity are challenging. Robert Beckford: Dread Theologian

Modern historical study of the Gospels seems to give us a new portrait of Jesus every few weeks. Why are scholars so prone to fabricate a new Jesus? Why is the public so eager to accept such claims without question? What methods and assumptions predispose scholars to distort the record? Fabricating Jesus

Discover magazine recently called Richard Dawkins "Darwin's Rottweiler" for his fierce and effective defense of evolution. Now Dawkins turns his considerable intellect on religion, denouncing its "faulty logic" and the "suffering it causes". A Christian Response to Richard Dawkins

Is the Bible we have today trustworthy? Why were certain books included and others left out? What is the reliability of the missing gospels — such as the gospel of Thomas and the gospel of Judas — mentioned in The Da Vinci Code but not included in scripture. The Missing Gospels

The success of The Da Vinci Code and its ideas about early Christianity has resulted in substantial controversy over many of the "facts" within its pages. Not only is the novel influencing the views of non-Christian readers, it is raising difficult questions in the minds of many Christians. The Da Vinci Hoax