Inside the global persecution of Christians—and why it’s only getting worse
Q&A: Father Nadim Nassar, Anglican priest and director of the Awareness Foundation, a charity that encourages diversity and acceptance, on the threats Christianity faces
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The Pope is visiting the United Arab Emirates. That’s a big deal.
Opinion: The papal visit challenges the contention that there is an unbridgeable gap between Islam and Christianity
How two evangelism stars helped form Canada and America’s religious outlooks
The divergent paths of Billy Graham and Canadian pastor Charles Templeton changed how their countries saw religion’s role in public life
How powerful is the religious right in Canada?
Opinion: Various forces have made Canada’s Christian conservatives a weaker political group than America’s. Could that change?
Atheists need to understand that religion is here to stay
Why finding the middle ground between purely secular materialism and crazy religious fanaticism has never been more important
If there’s a war on Christmas, it’s being led by the most zealous Christians
Opinion: A tempest in a British sausage roll reveals who’s really warping Christmas values—those who ignore love for neighbour
Roy Moore and the hypocrisy of America’s evangelicals
Opinion: Evangelicals have positioned themselves as America’s moral compass for decades. But many are long due for a hard look in the mirror.
The Reformation at 500: Grappling with Martin Luther’s anti-Semitic legacy
Opinion: On the Reformation’s 500th anniversary, what lessons have been learned from the virulent but influential hatred of a foundational church figure?
Why Quebec’s Bill 62 is an indefensible mess
Paul Wells on the key reasons that the province’s anti-face-covering law is ludicrous claptrap that makes no sense
Jagmeet Singh’s Quebec problem
In a province where suspicion of religion in politics is a progressive impulse, the NDP leadership hopeful is facing an uphill battle