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Music on the Brain
Oliver Sacks investigates.
Jeremy Begbie
posted 03/01/08
Tricksters and Badmen
Burt Williams, Stagolee, and Jim Crow.
William Edgar
posted 03/01/08
What's Democracy For?
The Lincoln-Douglas debates.
Richard Carwardine
posted 03/01/08
"Unfinished Business"
The background and afterlife of the Gettysburg Address.
Richard W. Etulain
posted 03/01/08
The Old World Order
Churchill's troublesome young men.
Joe Loconte
posted 03/01/08
Planetary Influences
The hidden meaning of the Chronicles of Narnia.
Tom Shippey
posted 03/01/08
The Old Man and the Woods
A prizewinning novel from Norway.
Alf Walgermo
posted 03/01/08
O
Luci Shaw
posted 03/01/08
The Good City
Designed for walking.
David Taylor
posted 03/01/08
"To Be Young Was Very Heaven"
The poetic friendship of Wordsworth and Coleridge.
Robert Siegel
posted 03/01/08
For the Birds
What are we looking for?
Cindy Crosby
posted 03/01/08
"Both Read the Same Bible"
Mark Noll on the Civil War as a theological crisis.
Robert Tracy McKenzie
posted 03/01/08
A Chaplain's War
The Civil War Letters of Joseph Hopkins Twichell.
Gerald L. Sittser
posted 03/01/08
To Hell and Back
Why the Civil War was fought, and how it changed American death.
Lauren F. Winner
posted 03/01/08
Maya Presbyterians
Max Weber was wrong about disenchantment.
Rudy Nelson
posted 03/01/08
"I yet Not I"
Charismatic Christians in Venezuela and Ghana.
David Martin
posted 03/01/08
Transmutation
How alchemy contributed to the emergence of modern science.
Mary Ellen Bowden and Neil Gussman
posted 03/01/08
Provisional Conclusions
A conversation with poet Stephen Dunn.
Interview by Aaron Rench
posted 03/01/08
Cars for Comrades; Holy Dogs & Asses
John Wilson
posted 03/01/08
Fathers and Sons
On Francis Schaeffer, Frank Schaeffer, and Crazy for God.
Os Guinness
posted 03/01/08
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