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Muhammad Through Christian Eyes
Demonic charlatan or moral exemplar? The church's mixed response to Islam's prophet.
Gabriel Said Reynolds
posted 01/01/02
Kandahar
Mixing fiction and documentary, a film from Iran explores the Taliban's heart of darkness.
Peter T. Chattaway
posted 01/01/02
The Prophet's Pulpit
A conversation with Patrick Gaffney illumines the world of Muslim believers—what they have in common; what divides them—and the varieties of Islamic preaching
Agnieszka Tennant
posted 01/01/02
The Female Body Politic
Jane Addams and the dream of American democracy
Jean Bethke Elshtain
posted 01/01/02
Let's Get Personal
Yes, the church needs to get past modernity's impersonal techniques. But adding the prefix post doesn't solve anything
Andy Crouch
posted 01/01/02
They Don't Write Them Like That Anymore
Really? Richard Rodgers, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and the fate of American musical theater.
John H. McWhorter
posted 01/01/02
The Beauty of Borrowing
Contemporary artists in dialogue with the past
Joel C. Sheesley
posted 01/01/02
All Shook Up
The inner world of early Pentecostals
Edith Blumhofer
posted 01/01/02
Of Poetry and Polyspermy
The natural history of human reproduction.
Bethany Torode
posted 01/01/02
Tolkien Canonized
Should the creator of the Lord of the Rings be acknowledged as the foremost author of the twentieth century?
Aaron Belz
posted 01/01/02
Maya Mysteries
There's power in the blood in the ruins of Copán
Wendy Murray Zoba
posted 01/01/02
Is Globalization Christian?
Why the WTO protestors had it wrong.
Jeremy Lott
posted 01/01/02
Not First in Words but in Flesh
Language and truth in the Christian literary tradition
Stephen N. Williams
posted 01/01/02
A Geography of Reading
Why the WTO protestors had it wrong
David N. Livingstone
posted 01/01/02
The Warden of Time and Space
Part 3: Summing Newton up.
Karl W. Giberson
posted 01/01/02
Letters
The Church on the World's Turf
Elizabeth (Buff) Cox
posted 01/01/02
Stranger in a Strange Land: The Scandal of Arming America.
A prizewinning work of history doesn't stand up to examination.
John Wilson
posted 01/01/02
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