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Break on Through to the Other Side
Deirdre McCloskey's Bobo Theodicy.
Eugene McCarraher
posted 01/18/08
A Palestinian Life
The idiosyncratic yet exemplary story of Sari Nusseibeh.
Harold Fickett
posted 01/18/08
Hanging Gardens and Shimmering Oases
The Middle East from three angles.
Paul Merkley
posted 01/18/08
Before the Crusades
The early Arab conquests.
Philip Jenkins
posted 01/18/08
Restive Youths in Middle Age
Why is there social theory in the United States?
Bruce Kuklick
posted 01/18/08
Hauerwas at School
What's a university for?
Thomas Albert Howard
posted 01/18/08
Ambiguous Ecstasies
Visited by the Friend of Souls—or the Enemy?
David Martin
posted 01/18/08
Lost in Translation
Versions of the Fall.
James K. A. Smith
posted 11/01/07
Nothing in My Hands I Bring
The evangelical conversion narrative.
John R. Tyson
posted 11/01/07
Hee-Haw
How far are we from Idiocracy
Frederica Mathewes-Green
posted 11/01/07
It Is Written
Literalism ad absurdum.
Jana Riess
posted 11/01/07
Getting a Life
The challenge of emerging adulthood.
Christian Smith
posted 11/01/07
Fear God. Honor the Emperor.
Church history from a German viewpoint.
Mary Noll Venables
posted 11/01/07
Gothic Modern
The many faces of medievalism.
Edward Short
posted 11/01/07
Radical Asymmetry
A comparative study of preventive attack and weapons of mass destruction.
Mark Moyar
posted 11/01/07
Throwaway People, Throwaway Land
The impact of "mountaintop removal."
Norman Wirzba
posted 11/01/07
The "Old" Evangelicalism
You know—mysticism, the Kabbalah, alchemy, Paracelsianism.
Catherine A. Brekus
posted 11/01/07
A New Kind of War
Child soldiers.
Tim Stafford
posted 11/01/07
A Magnificent Catastrophe
John Wilson
posted 11/01/07
The Trouble with Bodies
For women especially.
Lauren F. Winner
posted 11/01/07
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