A Christian Rip Van Winkle who fell asleep midway through the 20th century and woke up today “would not recognize the shifted shape

Something for nothing? We all know that’s unlikely.

What’s a girl to do when she’s finished with Nancy Drew but too innocent for the glamour and drama of the Gossip Girls?

“You’ve got to see Avatar,” wrote my friend.

I first heard of Amazon.com in 1997 from a library-science student I had a crush on.

As movie buffs focus on the Academy Awards, discussions always turn to what makes a film “important.” Films of importance tak

In Europe, Africa, and North America, the increasing visibility of the Muslim world is challenging both Christianity and secular societie

Recently I became a tweeter.

Have you heard? The Reading Crisis is over.

Phil Christman Jr.

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Looking for a stocking stuffer that will bring your family together this holiday season and inspire everyone’s creativity?

“What is ‘debt’ by which we’re so bedeviled?

Lately, I’ve been giving friends this pop quiz: “Quick, name one TV show with characters who believe in God in a realistic, s

When cramming for an exam at Harvard Law School, Thomas Rollins felt woefully unprepared.

What do you get John Calvin for his 500th birthday?

If reading is to do anything, it is to delight us and to enlarge us.

The movie ended and this message rolled across the theater screen: Based on the short story by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

In recent years I’ve seen several literature-to-film adaptations I enjoyed and could recommend, even as a lover of literature.

The morning after Martin Luther King, Jr., was assassinated in 1968, third-grade teacher Jane Elliott changed her lesson plan.

“My dear, let us hope that it isn’t true!

Have you ever met a person who seems incredibly attuned to others?

If getting your news from one website is good, then getting your news from hundreds of websites must be better.

A few years ago my family experienced a Christmas miracle: for once we all agreed on something.