Books & Culture

May/June 1999 Issue

Volume 5, Number 3

July/August 1999 Issue

March/April 1999 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.

Gender Divided

James E. Mann, Jr.

In Brief: May 01, 1999

HISTORY WARS I: Taking A Shot At Redemption

Douglas A. Sweeney

HISTORY WARS I: If We Ever Needed The Lord Before

Jonathan Tucker Boyd

HISTORY WARS I: Is Geography Destiny?

Donald A. Yerxa

HISTORY WARS I: The History of History

C. Stephen Evans

HISTORY WARS I: Some Recent Battles

MARK NOLL

Nuclear Promised Land

Columnist

Why We Need Less Privacy

Interview by Michael Cromartie

Amitai Etzioni advocates limits on privacy for the common good.

Whither Theology?

Rodney Clapp

Stranger in a Strange Land

John Wilson, Editor

No More Disembodied Minds

David N. Livingstone

Continental Gifts

Interview by Karl Giberson and Donald Yerxa

Irish Catholics and Protestants Together?

Ronald A. Wells

Just Another Reformation

Matthew Lundin

Saigon Stories

Greg Metzger

Looking for family values? Try postwar Vietnam.

Corporate-sponsored Spontaneity

Susan Wise Bauer

The marketing of Alanis Morissette.

For God and Country, Ambivalently

Richard Pierard

American Christians and the military.

City Journal: Windows on Fire

Rockett, Lara, and Barbie

Lauren F. Winner

The newest computer game protagonists—and customers—are girls.

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