September/October 1997 Issue

You Call This a Resurrection?

Edward E. Ericson, Jr.

Women’s Ways of Knowing Revisited (Part 2)

Elizabeth Fox-Genovese

Women’s Ways of Knowing Revisited (Part 1)

Elizabeth Fox-Genovese

In Brief: September 01, 1997

Blest Be the Void That Binds

Susan Wise Bauer

Mysteries, Sacred and Profane

Mark Noll

But Is He a Christian?

Sam Alvord

Knowing the Unknowable God

Kelly James Clark

Machines and Us

David N. Livingstone

Christian Publishing on Trial

John Wilson

What’s So Black About Africa?

Gerald Early

The Children’s Story of Divorce

Barbara Dafoe Whitehead

Converted to the Past The appeal of Orthodoxy.

Phillip Johnson

Frances Willard’s Secret Diary . . .

Margaret Lamberts Bendroth and Virginia Lieson Brereton

An Approval of Being

Interview by Robert Faggen

Can a Real Mormon Believe in Jesus?

Richard J. Mouw

Japan As Corrupt Supermarket

Stefan Ulstein

From Holiness to Honky-tonks

Rodney Clapp

Commentary

LETTERS

Stranger in a Strange Land

John Wilson, Editor