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God's Funeral
A conversation with A. N. Wilson
Interview by Karl Giberson and Donald Yerxa
posted 09/01/99
An Interview with Margaret Edson
Interview by Betty Carter
posted 09/01/99
Liberated by Reality
Tony Jones
posted 09/01/99
Brave New China
Richard Weikart
posted 09/01/99
The Evidence Against the New Creationism: Phillip Johnson
Phillip Johnson
posted 09/01/99
HISTORY WARS III
Allies?
Mark Noll
posted 09/01/99
California Haze
Preston Jones
posted 09/01/99
The Religious Origins of the Modern State
Thomas Albert Howard
posted 09/01/99
From Drum-Bangers to Doughnut-Fryers
Material culture, consumerism, and the transformation of the Salvation Army.
Lauren F. Winner
posted 09/01/99
Stranger in a Strange Land
John Wilson, Editor
posted 09/01/99
Richard Rorty for the Silver Screen
Waking Ned Devine as apologetic for postmodernism.
Crystal Downing
posted 09/01/99
Maximal Minimalism
Arvo Pärt converted to Russian Orthodoxy and brought depth to his music.
William Edgar
posted 09/01/99
Dancing the Edge of Mystery
The new homiletics celebrates pilgrimage, not propositions.
Cornelius Plantinga, Jr.
posted 09/01/99
Y2Krazy
You'd better stock up. Only those who purchase will survive.
Susan Wise Bauer
posted 09/01/99
John Donne Meets The Runaway Bunny
Margaret Edson is equally at home in kindergarten and on Broadway.
Betty Carter
posted 09/01/99
The Evidence Against the New Creationism: Tower of Babel
posted 09/01/99
The Evidence Against the New Creationism: Robert Pennock
Robert Pennock
posted 09/01/99
The Atomic West
Charles Palmer
posted 09/01/99
Devil in a Blues Dress
Bourgeois life is about winning; the blues are about losing. Bourgeois life is innocence; the blues are experience.
Gerald Early
posted 09/01/99
The Unthinkable
William A. Dembski
posted 09/01/99
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