Laura Turner

In God Mocks, Terry Lindvall traces the long arc of Christian satire. Laughter really is the best corrective.

Inside the growing evangelical movement to acknowledge the reality—and the victims—of climate change.

Saving the lake—and the two million people who live on its shores—will require something miraculous: a bilateral partnership between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The pillager of California's natives has enough memorials already—and his sainthood has no place in the contemporary Catholic Church.

On the cost—and subtle persistence—of the cult of domesticity.

What does it mean for churches that water, such an important religious symbol, is disappearing before our eyes?

The common misperception of religion as a crutch would have us believe that people are faithful because they want to escape the problems of the world and the realities of everyday life. But my faith tells me the importance of staying put.