Mark A. Noll

Its embrace of an ignominious president is forcing a long-overdue reckoning with the movement’s embrace of white supremacy and illiberal politics.

The peculiarities of how American Christianity took shape help explain believers’ vulnerability to conspiratorial thinking and misinformation.

Are the evangelicals who voted for Trump and stormed the Capitol in his defense part of the fringe of evangelicalism, or the core?

A changing political mood among evangelicals has many believers imagining the end of the world differently than they used to.

To understand Catholic overrepresentation on the U.S. Supreme Court, we must look to the history of American Catholic education.