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Two Religions, Indivisible
Mark Noll's magnum opus
Martin E. Marty
posted 01/01/03
Cotton Mather, Meet Bill Clinton
Two histories of religion in America
Philip Jenkins
posted 01/01/03
A Vocabulary for Suffering
A conversation with Nancy and David Guthrie
Carla Barnhill
posted 01/01/03
Looking for Bach
The mystery of the missing years
John Ito
posted 01/01/03
Humming Schoenberg
Is there any there there?
John H. McWhorter
posted 01/01/03
A Man of Appearances
Ben Franklin, re-appraised.
Bruce Kuklick
posted 01/01/03
Thursday the Rabbi Met with the Search Committee
The changing face of religious authority in America
Mark Oppenheimer
posted 01/01/03
Born Again
The Man Without a Past
Peter T. Chattaway
posted 01/01/03
Sacred Monsters
Frida seeks to shock but ends up prettifying its subject
Jeff M. Sellers
posted 01/01/03
The Tao Made Flesh
Rediscovering the ancient roots of Chinese Christianity
David Marshall
posted 01/01/03
I Was Thirsty . . .
How Congregations Serve
Robert Wuthnow
posted 01/01/03
Counting (Helping) Hands
A conversation with Ram Cnaan
Agnieszka Tennant
posted 01/01/03
Reading Dostoevsky Religiously
In both senses of the word
Daniel J. Mahoney
posted 01/01/03
Hindu Holy Wars
The myth of the holy cow
Chandra Mallampalli
posted 01/01/03
American Jihad
Manifest Destiny on the Loose
Daniel R. Miller
posted 01/01/03
The Goldilocks Universe
Is our cosmos the whole kaboodle, or is it merely one among an infinite number of universes?
Karl W. Giberson
posted 01/01/03
Beyond Bricks and Mortar?
Rethinking the Catholic university
Christopher Shannon
posted 01/01/03
Resistance Movement
Looking beneath the surface of pop culture
Nathan Bierma
posted 01/01/03
Public Intellectual
A conversation with Tom Morris
Stephen N. Williams
posted 01/01/03
Unprofessional Conduct
Philosophy as a way of life
Paige Hochschild
posted 01/01/03
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