What is Easter really all about? Why do millions of people celebrate this each year? And why do we follow the custom too? Well here we look at Jesus and what Mark's account says about the resurrection and how this answers the question 'Why Easter?'

Many people today feel they have no need of primitive and out-dated religious beliefs. Thanks to modern science we now know how both the universe and life on earth began. Does this finally mean we can stop talking about faith as a valid way of understanding our place in the cosmos?

Why should God care what goes on in bed between consenting adults? Hasn't he got better things to do than prudishly poke his nose into our sex lives? What does it matter who I sleep with anyway, as long as no one gets hurt?

For many the idea that God would condemn human beings to an eternity of conscious punishment is utterly abhorrent. Surely a God who did such a thing would be cruel and monstrous beyond imagination, on a par with the worst dictators in history? Can this really the same God that Jesus told us is our loving heavenly father?

If God is so good why does he let bad things happen to good people? Why does God let horrific things, things which we would certainly prevent if we had the ability, happen to perfectly nice people? We take a long hard look at one of the toughest questions facing the Christian faith.

This is the mother of all tough questions for Christianity. Surely to believe in a resurrection in this day and age you have to throw your mind away and have pie in the sky belief... don't you? Here we survey the historical evidence for resurrection and see if anything else can fit, or if the resurrection really does make sense.

No one likes being told they're wrong, especially about deeply personal areas of faith and belief. But does that mean we should accept everyone's beliefs as equally valid?

Why should I trust the bible and is it really reliable and accurate and true? Many people would say that you can't trust the bible, and so you can't trust the accounts of Jesus and therefore you can't trust Christianity! Well let's look at 9 big challenges to trusting the bible and see if we can get some answers to this tough question.