The Church has always stood out - Jesus actually was the odd man out, says Archbishop John Tucker Mugabi Sentamu, the possible new Archbishop of Canterbury.

American Mennonites and Lutherans have planned a day of reconciliation for April 10, 2012. Will this fully reconcile both faith communities?

Christianity is founded on the idea that Jesus is the son of God and savior of man, but can a person be Christian without that fundamental belief?

From news reports to military commercials, the U.S. public is daily bombarded with pro-war propaganda. But is nationalism and war for Christians?

Lutherans asked and received forgiveness in 2010 for having persecuted sixteenth century Anabaptists. How did this conflict with Mennonites begin and end?

Belief is a matter of personal choice, but "not believing" can be a difficult admission in our society. So, are you afraid to own up to being an atheist?

Atheists have always challenged prevailing religious teachings, so much so that modern atheists seem to have a problem with the very word "religion."

Paul self-identified as a Pharisee of the Pharisees, a legalistic group Jesus often confronted. It's ironic that the church considers his words inerrant.

Do you want to find a different church, but are uncomfortable leaving the only religion you have known? Be courageous and switch your faith without shame.

Must humans move on from their mythical childhood? Should we - or can we - change religion into philosophy? Murdoch and Bertrand Russell test the theories.