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- Christianity Today’s 2022 Book Awards
Image: Illustration by Jared Boggess / Source Images: WikiMedia Commons / George Marks / Fotograzia / GettyOur picks for the books most likely to shape evangelical life, thought, and culture. - The Cosmos Is More Crowded Than You Think
Image: Illustration by Jared Boggess / Source Images: WikiMedia Commons / Laureen March / GettyHow an old prayer and a newborn baby changed my perspective on angels.
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Meet the Pioneering Radio Preachers Who Revolutionized Religious BroadcastingHow Fulton J. Sheen and Walter A. Maier unlocked the evangelistic power of the airwaves.
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Nominate a Book for the 2023 Christianity Today Book AwardsInstructions for publishers.
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26 millones de estadounidenses dejaron de leer la Biblia regularmente durante la pandemiaEl fuerte descenso puede estar ligado al confinamiento y a las dificultades para asistir a la iglesia.EnglishPortuguês简体中文繁體中文
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Should We Judge Thomas Jefferson by His Ideals or His Actions?A new biography maps out the moral tensions that tormented his mind and tainted his legacy.
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선교사 케네스 배, 북한 강제 수용소의 경험을 이야기하다“주님, 저를 자유롭게 하소서”에서 “주님, 저를 사용해주시옵소서”로 바뀐 기도제목Englishespañol
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To Put on the Armor of God, We Have to Take Off the ‘Armor of Me’Thérèse of Lisieux teaches us to have childlike faith and stop protecting our vulnerabilities.
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Ecclesiastes Is the Story of Abel Writ LargeBiblical Hebrew uses similar names for “vanity” and the slain brother. That’s no accident.
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Switzerland’s Original Reformer Was Creative, Combative, and Frequently ControversialA new biography captures the misunderstood faith of Huldrych Zwingli.
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Died: Fred Carter, Little-Known Black Artist Behind Chick Tracts“Shy” creator drew stories of sin and salvation seen by millions.
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Five Lesser-Known Children’s Fantasy Series That Point to the GospelMeet a new generation of authors picking up where Lewis and Tolkien left off.
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Do Single Christians Need a Better Theology of Singleness, or Better Relationship Training?As two recent books demonstrate, the answer is both—together. (And not only for singles.)
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The Church Should Ask Two Questions About the Current Drug CrisisWhere do we find it? And more importantly, are we really prepared for what we’ll find?
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Report: 26 Million Americans Stopped Reading the Bible Regularly During COVID-19Sharp decline may be connected to drop in church attendance.españolPortuguês简体中文繁體中文
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When Song of Songs Uses a Word, It Doesn’t Always Mean What We Think It MeansAimee Byrd is correct that the book diagnoses flawed understandings of human sexuality, but her interpretative choices are open to question.
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Levites, Whores, and Demoniacs: Here’s How the New NRSV Has ChangedA look at five updates to the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible.
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New & Noteworthy BooksCompiled by Matt Reynolds.
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Is There a Tiny Puritan Living in Your Head? Tell Him to Get Lost.God has set a feast for us in the world, and we shouldn’t feel guilty about savoring it.
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Secularism Doesn’t Have to Be BadUnderstood rightly, it offers the best hope of keeping pluralistic societies peaceful and free.
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Don’t Ignore Race. Or Alienate White People.Sociologist George Yancey outlines an alternative to colorblindness and antiracism.
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Let the Modern World Make You UncomfortableJake Meador challenges the church to rethink its attachment to the American way of life.
News & Reporting
- Make American Politics Hopeful AgainHow the call to “carry one another’s burdens” breaks down partisan stalemates.
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