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A Mythical Jewishness
Is modernity a Jewish creation?
Jonathon Kahn
posted 07/01/05
A Tale of Two Schools
Harvard is Harvard. Bethel is the it school for Baptist General Conference diehards.
Nathaniel Taylor
posted 07/01/05
Breaking 80
Golfers don't want to be better people. They want to be better golfers.
Mark Galli
posted 07/01/05
Cracks in the Tower
A closer look at the Christian college boom.
Allen Guelzo
posted 07/01/05
God the Economist
John Polkinghorne's Trinitarian reality.
Catherine and Andy Crouch
posted 07/01/05
In Praise of Anonymity
Marilyn Chandler McEntyre
posted 07/01/05
Is the Reformation Over?
Well, if you have to ask …
Mark Noll and Carolyn Nystrom
posted 07/01/05
Means and Ends
The spiritual theology of Eugene Peterson.
Lauren F. Winner
posted 07/01/05
Only Connect
Two novels about finding—or failing to find—a structure of meaning in the mess and confusion of our lives.
Betty Smartt Carter
posted 07/01/05
Onward Christian Soldiers?
Religion and the Bush Doctrine.
James L. Guth, Lyman A. Kellstedt, John C. Green, and Corwin E. Smidt
posted 07/01/05
Remaking Eden
John Wilson
posted 07/01/05
The Confidence Man
Meet Mark C. Taylor, the virtuoso of Nietzschean boosterism.
Eugene McCarraher
posted 07/01/05
The Game Is Afoot
Sherlock Holmes returns—again.
John Utz
posted 07/01/05
The Greatest of These
The science of love.
Karl W. Giberson
posted 07/01/05
The Return of Universal History
Taking the long view.
Donald A. Yerxa
posted 07/01/05
They Leave It, But They Can't Leave It Alone
The memoir of a disaffected Mormon.
Robert L. Millet
posted 07/01/05
Too Much Choice?
On misdiagnosing the problem.
Andrew P. Morriss
posted 07/01/05
What Is Jewish Art?
Collective memory personalized.
Mark Packer
posted 07/01/05
When the Sky Was Orange
An environmental history of China.
John Copeland Nagle
posted 07/01/05
What Is "Jewish Art"?
Collective memory personalized.
Mark Packer
posted 11/21/09
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