Paul Galloway

First, it was Calvin and Hobbes, now it's this column. Yes, loyal readers, the beloved and respected On Religion column after today goes the way of the beloved and respected...

How's this for a book blurb? "An earthy and often violent saga of love and betrayal, sex and murder, plagues and natural disasters, cruelty and compassion, visions and hallucinations, laws...

He's 40, a successful businessman, and married to a devoted, well-to-do woman who has bankrolled his ventures. They're the parents of lovely children and live in a boom town that...

If the Almighty, in charity or censure, ordained that you be born and grow up a Protestant, there was a time in this great land when it was quite possible...

Guinevere Garcia, who had clemency thrust upon her uninvited Tuesday, has proven that even a motive as simple as mercy can be riddled with complexities. On Death Row, she sat...

Please allow your religion writer to take a break from the wonderful/terrible task of delivering the definitive word on the Bible so he can herald another series planned for this...

Contrasting views from two Protestant writers we're considering in our Bible series, plus an excerpt from the Door, a favorite evangelical magazine that conducts a serious spiritual quest with wit...

Time's Man of the Year for 1995 was Newt Gingrich, a predictable selection by a magazine that sees government as prime territory for its picks. In witness that other ways...

If you've ever been daunted by the demands of the season and wished that Christmas would disappear, maybe you should stop and count your blessings. What if you somehow get...

In his Christianity Today article on how evangelical Christians interpret the Holy Scripture ("What We Mean When We Say It's True"), Timothy George cites the doctrine of "prevenient clarity." This...