Francis Schaeffer looked like the hippies he debated with. But that was style, not content, says an expert forty years after his death. Schaeffer said that everybody had a belief, even an atheist.

National Socialism is the black page in German history. But what was the position of the churches and their members during that time? Were they victims or perpetrators?

For Thomas Aquinas, sin was not important enough to discuss at the beginning of his works. You must read for a long time before hearing him speak about sin. Still, Thomas is a theologian whom no one can ignore.

Europe is unthinkable without Christianity. Yet it is not self-evident that people continue to draw on this source, says theologian Hendrie van Maanen. Are there cracks in the fishbowl in which we in the West swim like goldfish?

King Olav II walked along the shores of this small Norwegian island. He knew that he was about to change the nation forever. The king was heading to adopt the famous Kristenretten, the Christian Law. The year 2024 marks the 1000th anniversary of this momentous event that became the end of slavery.