Articles by subject: Christianity
- Backward Christian soldiers (by David Belden, January/February 2008 )
- Evangelicals are taking over the US military, reports David Belden. And one man’s determined to stop them
- The closing of the Christian mind (by Charles Freeman, January/February 2008 )
- In the late fourth century political expediency led a ruthless Roman emperor to shut down debate within the Christian church. Charles Freeman explains
- Campus crusades (by Ebenezer Obadare, November/December 2007 )
- Ebenezer Obadare reports on the rise of Nigeria’s student zealots
- Blasphemy in the Christian World by David Nash (by Toby Saul, November/December 2007 )
- Toby Saul on how blasphemy changed the way we think
- Thinker: Jean Meslier (by Colin Brewer, July/August 2007 )
- Colin Brewer on Jean Meslier, a priest who left a deathbed bombshell
- Hostile takeover (by Donald Sassoon, March/April 2007 )
- A powerful coalition is trying to define Europe as Christian. And, warns Donald Sassoon, they must be stopped at once
- Always read the small print (by Padraig Reidy, September/October 2006 )
- Padraig Reidy discovers a new route to heaven
- Alpha male (by Michael Marsden, July/August 2006 )
- Michael Marsden goes in search of the Holy Spirit
- Is God a hedgehog? (by Martin Rowson, January/February 2005 )
- Martin Rowson has some terrible thoughts
- Carolina dreaming (by Fletcher Crossman, November/December 2004 )
- Fletcher Crossman assesses the chances of the Christian Exodus movement
- Sailing to Byzantium (by Christopher Lord, November/December 2004 )
- Anti-Enlightenment dogma is creeping into public life in Orthodox eastern Europe, says Christopher Lord
- Pyrrhic victory (by Frank Jordans, July/August 2004 )
- Editorial
- The Christian Culture of Death (by Robert Ashby, Summer 2001 )
- Robert Ashby, chairman of the BHA, looks at how we leave the world
- Nightmare before Christmas (by Robin Ince, Web Exclusive, December 2007)
- When Robin Ince was invited onto TV to debate the "de-Christianisation" of Christmas, the flawed arguments of Vanessa Feltz and Stephen Green were enough to leave him foaming at the mouth