In The Hopeful Skeptic, Nick Fiedler offers a practical approach to skeptical faith.

Revisiting Patrol‘s coverage of Barack Obama’s inauguration.

Two new conservative Web sites, Big Journalism and The Daily Caller, mirror the battle over the Republican Party.

A look back at Patrol’s ten most popular stories of 2009.

The most-read posts from Patrol’s blogs in 2009.

When evangelical organizations use homophobia and political dishonesty to motivate members to contribute.

Why is church so dull? A psychotherapist diagnoses the Sunday ritual.

You can’t have faith and reason at the same time. I had to choose.

When the champions of “rootedness” veer into kitschy utopianism.

Donald Miller’s signature blend of religious schmaltz and postmodern cynicism.

How the military hopes religion will make American soldiers better fighters.

“Conservative” is such an elastic label that it should be abolished or redefined.

Two Christian college graduates discuss their demographic’s universal fascination with the board game Settlers of Catan.

I ran away from God, and I’m not going back. At least not yet.

Where will Christians fall when the marijuana debate lights up?