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Cosmic Cuisine
Curry in the great scheme of things.
Robert Eric Frykenberg
posted 05/01/08
Managing Pluralism, Indian-style
Lessons for the 21st century.
Chandra Mallampalli
posted 05/01/08
State of Protest
The counterculture and the Religious Right.
Jon A. Shields
posted 05/01/08
Covering Up
What to learn from the French debate over headscarves.
Rayyan Al-Shawaf
posted 05/01/08
What Poetry Demands
A conversation with Christian Wiman.
Interview by Aaron Rench
posted 05/01/08
Passing Strange
A new translation of The Mabinogion.
Stephen N. Williams
posted 05/01/08
Writing History in Public
A fresh look at the ancient world.
Jerry Pattengale
posted 05/01/08
There Will Be Brilliance
Filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson surpasses himself.
Jean Bethke Elshtain
posted 05/01/08
That Hurts
An interdisciplinary study of pain
Philip Yancey
posted 05/01/08
Heal Thyself
Home remedies; advice for doctors.
David Graham
posted 05/01/08
Reading with the Saints
The art of biblical interpretation.
Jason Byassee
posted 05/01/08
Perfect
Holiness and Pentecostalism in the American South.
John G. Turner
posted 05/01/08
Cult of Personality
A valuable new biography of Aimee Semple McPherson.
Arlene M. Sánchez-Walsh
posted 05/01/08
Readers of the Lost Ark
Midrash from Genesis to Evan Almighty.
Crystal Downing and Sharon Baker
posted 05/01/08
Big Man on Campus
Bill Bright and postwar evangelicalism.
Stephen H. Webb
posted 05/01/08
Five Intertestamental Beauties
Don't mess with these women.
William Griffin
posted 05/01/08
Franco and Hitler
John Wilson
posted 05/01/08
Rise and Walk
Suffering, prayer, and divine healing.
Lauren F. Winner
posted 05/01/08
All Shall Be Well
The distinctive emphasis on healing in Christian history.
Heather D. Curtis
posted 05/01/08
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