Simon Barrow suggests that how the churches see their engagement with culture, including spaces like the BBC's Thought for The Day, is shaped by the question about how God has been turned into an artefact under Christendom.

Simon Barrow gives an overview of three scholarly contributions by Kenneth Cragg, perhaps the world's leading interpreter of the relations between the Semitic faiths and their encounters with Western culture.

Simon Barrow appraises an effective and lively potted history of Christian thought throughout the ages.

Norman Kember’s experience as a hostage in Iraq is part of a journey of dissent from the supposed logic of violence

Jonny Baker talks to Ian Mobsby about his new book on fresh expressions of church and 'post-Christendom Anglicanism'

Is Mel Gibson's film portrayal of Jesus' death helpful or hamful to life-giving religion and healthy politics?