Books & Culture

July/August 1998 Issue

Volume 4, Number 4

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Television is stupid, sleazy, and violent. It rots the brain and turns little children into insatiable consumers. So why do we watch it?

Articles in this Issue

The Word That Has No End

Theology and biblical studies in the life of the church.

Listening to the Community of Saints

How Protestant interpreters of the Bible are recovering the neglected riches of tradition.

Not Infallible

Two histories of the papacy.

The Uneasy Fundamentalist

While Garrison Keillor may have doubts about the faith, he knows the church (too well).

Summa Wobegonia

Lake Wobegon confronts postmodernity.

Glory! Glory! His Truth Is Marching On

Discerning the hand of Providence in American history.

No Calling Without a Caller

Os Guinness wants to restore our sense of God-given vocations.

Denominations and Dinosaurs

If congregations do not adapt to a rapidly changing environment, they will become extinct.

Newton’s Laws

The amazing balance of enlightened rationalism and Puritan piety in the evangelicalism of John Newton.

Two Cheers for TV

Television is stupid, sleazy, and violent. It rots the brain and turns little children into insatiable consumers. So why do we watch it?

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