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Letters
posted 03/01/99
Stranger in a Strange Land
Mark Noll, Cochair, Editorial Board
posted 03/01/99
The Picasso of Chinese Studies
Jonathan Spence talks about how the subjects of his studies find their voice.
Interview by Donald Yerxa and Karl Giberson
posted 03/01/99
Do Parents Matter?
It's not the hand that rocks the cradle, but the one that turns the jump rope that rules the world.
Margaret G. Alter
posted 03/01/99
The Meaning of Jesus
Six scholars explain why they study the origins of Christianity—and why it matters.
posted 03/01/99
Jesus Through Buddhist Eyes
Meet the bodhisattva from Nazareth
Terry C. Muck
posted 03/01/99
Methodism's Missing Chapter
David Hempton
posted 03/01/99
Commentary
Timothy George
posted 03/01/99
Grave Matters
I shouldn't have let my parents talk to those funeral salesmen unchaperoned.
Virginia Stem Owens
posted 03/01/99
The Subjunctive That Killed Hugh Finn
Our language about what a patient "would" want turns sympathy into empathy, pity into murder.
J. Bottum
posted 03/01/99
Weird Sisters
Not accepting yourself is the original sin in these media tales of witchcraft.
Margaret Kim Peterson
posted 03/01/99
Ruler of a Thousand Worlds
The odyssey of Robert Silverberg, virtuoso of speculative fiction, from prodigy to jaded prizewinner to wily old wizard.
Keith Call
posted 03/01/99
Pneumatologies Have Consequences
Theologians in pursuit of the Spirit.
Stephen N. Williams
posted 03/01/99
Spielberg's List
Five Holocaust survivors tell the camera the bitter truth.
Stefan Ulstein
posted 03/01/99
That Old-Time Religion
The surprising source of Václav Havel's hope.
Edward E. Ericson, Jr.
posted 03/01/99
Time-and-Emotion Studies
A little historical perspective helps us get a grip on our emotions.
Trey Buchanan
posted 03/01/99
City Journal: Why Painting Is a Lot Like Tennis
Emily Oren
posted 03/01/99
The Sorrows of the Quaker Jesus
Douglas A. Sweeney
posted 03/01/99
In Brief
posted 03/01/99
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