We are not letting our foot off the gas. As we continue to work through questions that confront the Christian faith, we must ask about hell. How could God, if he were truly a loving God, send anyone there? To ask this question, however, is to ask about all sorts...

Rebecca McLaighlin says this, in a chapter titled “Isn’t Christianity Homophobic?”: “I write this chapter not because I want to believe that following Jesus precludes same-sex marriage. That is, for me, an inconvenient truth. I write because I believe in a greater truth than my small mind can fathom, a deeper desire...

There are few questions that plague us like this one. Why do we suffer? All faiths–even those who do not presume God’s existence–must confront this. And answers abound. Suffering isn’t real. Suffering is simply a part of a godless, material universe. But how do we, as Christians, make sense of...