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Books & Culture, July/August 2001
 HISTORY
You Say You Want A Revolution
How Rhode Islanders and Virginians, Oneida and Seneca, Scots and Germans, Methodists and Mennonites, Patriots and Loyalists became Americans. |
Features
Shrek: Happily Ever Ogre
An anti-fairy tale run amuck.
by Eric Metaxas
The Science Pages
Reading the Ice Cores
How scientists really predict the future.
The Two-Mile Time Machine: Ice Cores, Abrupt Climate Change, and Our Future by Richard B. Alley
by Catherine H. Crouch
What's Cooking When Martha Stewart Meets the VeggieTales?
by Otto Selles
Birmingham, 1963
Turning point of the civil rights movement.
by Tim Stafford
JEWS, CHRISTIANS, AND GOD, Part 4.
The Problem of Edith Stein
German Jew, Catholic nun, Holocaust victim, saint.
by Lauren F. Winner
Emily Dickinson's Hidden God
Emily Dickinson and the Art of Belief by Roger Lundin.
by Grant Wacker
"Plato Was Right All Along"
The Beautiful, the Good, and God.
Finite and Infinite Goods: A Framework for Ethics by Robert Adams.
by C. Stephen Evans
Departments
Letters
Stranger in a Strange Land
Jerusalem Psalms
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