Books & Culture

July/August 2004 Issue

Volume 10, Number 4

September/October 2004 Issue
May/June 2004 Issue

Intimidating doctors, aging and confused parents, and the loss of personhood.

Articles in this Issue

Buyer Beware

By Kenneth M. Startup

La Cession de la Louisiane and the price of national greatness.

Wolterstorff’s Philosophical Archaeology

John G. Stackhouse, Jr.

Locke and Reid as our epistemological forebears.

The Search for Redemption

By Bruce Kuklick

Confession without remorse.

The Revenger’s Tragedy

by Peter T. Chattaway

Vengeance is ours, saith Hollywood.

The Mahatma

By Jean Bethke Elshtain

Gandhi unvarnished.

The Groves of Academe

By Albert Louis Zambone

Marjorie Reeves, 1905-2003

Slowing Down the Runaway Forgiveness Truck

By Scot McKnight

Is there such a thing as too much mercy?

Raising the Near Dead

By A.G. Harmon

An art restorer in search of a person restorer.

Hopeful Pessimism

by Elizabeth Fox-Genovese

The lessons of the civil rights movement turn out to be quite alien to liberal pieties.

Divine Theater

by Sue A. Rozeboom

God’s weightiness in worship.

Coming to Terms With Jefferson

By Preston Jones

Sinister, extraordinary—the paradoxes of a founding father.

Omit Unnecessary Words

by Andy Crouch

On the trail of faith and writing.

Bad Seed

By Philip Jenkins

Why did so many American churches embrace eugenics?

Annie Get Your Subaltern Identity

by John McWhorter

The metamorphosis of the American musical.

Tabloid Poems

By John Leax

Meet the Amazing Half Man Half Pig

From Homer to Hip-Hop

by Jeet Heer

The Jesuit scholar Walter Ong studied the evolution of human consciousness via the history of communication.

An Authentic Narrative of Some Remarkable and Interesting Particulars

by David Hempton

Mark Noll delivers the first installment of a five-volume, multiauthor history of evangelicalism.

Who Will We Be?

by John Wilson

Durable Contempt

by Allen C. Guelzo

Why anti-Americanism thrives.

Good News from the Hispanic Church

by Amy L. Sherman

The community-serving activities of Hispanic Protestant churches.

Dances with Medicine Men

By Virginia Stem Owens

Intimidating doctors, aging and confused parents, and the loss of personhood.

The Sage of Walden Pond

by Lauren F. Winner

I should not talk so much about myself if there were any body else whom I knew as well.

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