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Seeing the Invisible God
Knowing God is something like knowing other people. But it is also quite different.
Philip Yancey
posted 05/01/00
The Man Who Was Thursday
Revisiting Chesterton's masterpiece.
Martin Gardner
posted 05/01/00
The Lost Art of Attentive Viewing
E. John Walford
E. John Walford
posted 05/01/00
Hallowed Ground
Mapping the geography of the sacred.
David N. Livingstone
posted 05/01/00
Poetry
posted 05/01/00
In Brief
posted 05/01/00
Playing the Postmodern Field
Crystal Downing
posted 05/01/00
The Only Honest Man
Jean-Jacques Rousseau, impresario of modernity.
Alan Jacobs
posted 05/01/00
Gender Prohibition
From all-male saloons to cocktail lounges for everyone.
Tim Stafford
posted 05/01/00
After the Reformation
David Hempton
posted 05/01/00
Mr. Uncertainty: Part 2: The battle over Heisenberg.
Karl Giberson
posted 05/01/00
Reports of Stones Falling from the Sky
John Suppe
posted 05/01/00
A Sabbath Vision
Lionel Basney
posted 05/01/00
Stranger in a Strange Land
posted 05/01/00
Lincoln and Providence
Richard Carwardine
posted 05/01/00
The Word on the Street
Eugene Rivers on faith-based urban ministry, the black church, and the "sexual holocaust" in Africa.
interview by C. Stephen Evans and Gail Gunst Heffner
posted 05/01/00
Abolitionists in Africa
Antislavery, evangelicalism, and the "American factor" in West Africa.
Stewart Davenport and Wiebe Boer
posted 05/01/00
Protest and Conversion
Is conversion more about this world than the next?
Chandra S. Mallampalli
posted 05/01/00
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