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Anglican Angst
Save the last dance for me
Timothy Larsen
posted 01/01/05
Antonement: the Penal View?
Toward a trinitarian theology of atonement
Stephen N. Williams
posted 01/01/05
Christian Realism
John Wilson
posted 01/01/05
Exit Smiling
William F. Buckley's long farewell
Jeremy Lott
posted 01/01/05
Families and Economics
Tying the two together in fiction and nonfiction
Andrew P. Morriss
posted 01/01/05
Forget Me Not
Movies and memory.
Peter T. Chattaway
posted 01/01/05
Future Bound
The greatly exaggerated demise of an American institution
Nathan Bierma
posted 01/01/05
How Liberal Was It?
Gladstone's religion
John Powell
posted 01/01/05
Love Story
New light on Heloise and Abelard
Lauren F. Winner
posted 01/01/05
Nihongan Altar
for Makoto Fujimura
Marly Youmans
posted 01/01/05
Nokukhanya's Pickled Thumb
John Shaw
posted 01/01/05
Rogue Scholar
The Groves of Academe
Margaret Bendroth
posted 01/01/05
Tears of a Boy, Age Six
Marly Youmans
posted 01/01/05
The Big Muddy
Folk artist Richard Shindell sees big stories in small moments
Holly Lebowitz-Rossi
posted 01/01/05
The Burden of History
How old is historicism?
Thomas Albert Howard
posted 01/01/05
The Chastened Hopes of the Civil Rights Movement
The anchor of King's dream
Charles Marsh
posted 01/01/05
The Difference the Family Makes
And what the church has to do with it
Mary Noll Venables
posted 01/01/05
The Gospel According to ...
... Charlie Brown, Tony Soprano, and other unlikely spiritual guides
Andy Crouch
posted 01/01/05
The Lost World of John Clare
In love with nature, haunted by madness
Michael R. Stevens
posted 01/01/05
The Real Life of an At-Home Mother
Desperate housewives
Carla Barnhill
posted 01/01/05
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