The Way is a book on spirituality written by Josemaria Escriva, the founder of Opus Dei. The book was first published in 1934 under the title Consideraciones espirituales. It later received its definitive title in 1939.

The Way (道会, Michikai) is an indigenous Japanese "church" movement that was founded by Matsumura Kaiseki in 1907. Matsumura originally called his movement the One Heart Association, but in 1907 renamed it the Church of Japan and rented quarters to hold regular meetings. the following year he launced the magazine The Way, which became the primary carrier of his new Confucian version of Christianity. In one of the early issues matsumura laid out the purpose of the magazine as to express independent religious views, to explore Psychic phenomena, to apply higher criticism to Christianity, and to integrate the culture and ideas of East and West.

The Way is a monthly mini-zine by NVIDIA, distributed in magazines such as Maximum PC and also through NVIDIA's http://www.nzone.com/ nZone Website.