The term “new atheism” generally refers to the claims, made prominent by Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, and others, that religion is both objectively false and. . .

There is more than meets the eye to Leo Strauss’s claim that philosophers, himself included, cannot be religious believers.

Scientists and philosophers of mind are tossing the human-centered worldview into the trash; it is incumbent on Judaism and Christianity to confront them.

An eminent primatologist has entered the debate between evolutionary biology and religion over the innateness of the moral sense—on the side of religion.

The British Left is fine with attacks on Christianity, but hates Richard Dawkins, the evolutionary biologist and militant atheist, for attacking Islam too.

William Lane Craig, evangelical Christianity’s answer to the New Atheists, has his philosophical opponents on the run.

The history of Europe since the 18th century has been the story of successive attempts to find alternatives to God. The costs are mounting up.