Christianity Today

CT is a high-quality but not-too-controversial publication that captures the general consensus of upper-middle-class evangelical culture. Think of it as the Christian Time, with occasional Economist tendencies.

Did that sound snarky? I didn’t mean it — Christianity Today has high quality content, and is willing to publish material that’s unpopular with its base of readers. It’s just that the nature of those controversial articles (say, an editorial questioning the inherent connection between political conservatism and faith, or a review of Fight Club that is insufficiently outraged) would be considered pretty mundane in the “outside world.”