Books & Culture

November/December 1995 Issue

Volume 1, Number 6

January/February 1996 Issue

September/October 1995 Issue

Books & Culture was a bimonthly review that engaged the contemporary world from a Christian perspective. Every issue of Books & Culture contained in-depth reviews of books that merit critical attention, as well as shorter notices of significant new titles. It was published six times a year by Christianity Today from 1995 to 2016.

Remembering the Christian Past

Robert L. Wilken

Belfast: Tense with Peace, Part 2

Belfast: Tense with Peace, Part 1

EDITOR’S NOTE: The Culture of Culture

By John Wilson, Managing Editor

Can the New Jesus Save Us?, Part 2

By C. Stephen Evans

Can the New Jesus Save Us?, Part 1

By C. Stephen Evans

In Brief: November 01, 1995

The Baltimore Book Dump

BY Frederica Mathewes-Green

The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov

By Larry Woiwode

The Feminist Question

By Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen

ABOUT THIS ISSUE: November/December, 1995

Congregation: The Journey Back to Church

By James D. Bratt

The Romance of American Psychology

By Stanton L. Jones

A Well-Versed Pope

By Virginia Stem Owens

Confessions of a Bible Translator

By Daniel Taylor

Trust: The Social Virtues and the Creation of Prosperity

Francis Fukuyama

Public Religions in the Modern World

By Robert Wuthnow

Hollywood Looks East

By Rodney Clapp

Race Doesn’t Matter

By Michael Cromartie

Foreordained Failure

By Phillip Johnson

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