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The Groves of Academe
Salt, Light,and Affirmative Action
Robert B. Sloan Jr.
posted 09/01/03
Taking C.S. Lewis Seriously
Apologetics and the personal heresy
Victor Reppert
posted 09/01/03
Dirty Hands and Concrete Action
A conversation with Jean Bethke Elshtain
Michael Cromartie
posted 09/01/03
Road-Test
Andrw Jones
posted 09/01/03
How Should a Church Look
William Westfall
posted 09/01/03
Letters
posted 09/01/03
God Hidden and Wholly Revealed
Karl Barth, postmodernity, and evangelical theology
John R. Franke
posted 09/01/03
Hulking Rage
An epidemic of anger at the cineplex
Jeffrey Overstreet
posted 09/01/03
Reformed, Reforming
Michael S. Horton
posted 09/01/03
Skating on Thin Ice
The precarious life and hard times of religion in the university
Douglas A. Sweeney
posted 09/01/03
A Different Kind of Hero
Retelling the gospel in a new rock opera
Russ Breimeier
posted 09/01/03
The Right Stuff
S.T. Karnick
posted 09/01/03
A Discerning Spirit
Making good choices in an era of liturgical change
John D. Witvliet
posted 09/01/03
Let's Dance
Bryan D. Spinks
posted 09/01/03
Good for the Soul
Frederica Mathewes-Green
posted 09/01/03
Stranger in a Strange Land-In Rembrandt's Light
John Wilson
posted 09/01/03
After Babel
Two Arab poets-one Palestinian, the other Iraqi- and the vicissitudes of exile and translation
Laurance Wieder
posted 09/01/03
Lonesome Blues
The consolations of frontier religion
Barry Hankins
posted 09/01/03
Hearing Voices
How can you tell a prophet from a fruitcake? (Hint: If you're instructed to murder someone, be skeptical)
Tim Stafford
posted 09/01/03
Heaven on Earth
Ecomonics and the secular faith in progress
Andrew P. Morriss
posted 09/01/03
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