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That All Shall Be Saved—A Response to Benjamin B. DeVan

My thanks to Benjamin B. DeVan for his review. I have to protest, however, that he…
David Bentley HartNovember 12, 2020
Extended Review

Re-Forming History— An Extended Review

Kevin N. Flatt teaches history at Redeemer University. Does the discipline of history need a reformation?…
Kevin N. FlattNovember 12, 2020
Extended Review

Shall All Be Saved? David Bentley Hart’s Vision of Universal Reconciliation—An Extended Review

Benjamin B. DeVan teaches at Palm Beach Atlantic University. In the episode “Honor” for AMC’s series The Walking…
Benjamin B. DeVanNovember 12, 2020
Extended Review

Scripture and the English Poetic Imagination—An Extended Review

Deborah C. Bowen is Professor Emerita of English at Redeemer University. David Lyle Jeffrey’s voice…
Deborah C. BowenJuly 15, 2020
Extended Review

Black Theology for Christian Higher Education—An Extended Review

Joshua R. Canada is Director of Strategic Partnerships in the College of Liberal Arts, Azusa…
Joshua R. CanadaJuly 15, 2020
Extended Review

Learning about God’s World for the Common Good—An Extended Review

William Boerman-Cornell is professor of education at Trinity Christian College. In Europe, and to a lesser…
William Boerman-CornellJuly 15, 2020
Extended Review

Death and Life in Chicago —An Extended Review

Lenore M. Knight Johnson is associate professor of Sociology and co-director of the Honors Program…
Lenore M. Knight JohnsonApril 15, 2020
Extended Review

Deep Focus and Cinematic Faith —An Extended Review

Justin Ariel Bailey is assistant professor of theology at Dordt University. His research explores the…
Justin Ariel BaileyApril 15, 2020
Extended Review

Black Dignity / White Fragility —An Extended Review

Rebecca C. Hong is Senior Director of Educational Effectiveness and Assessment at Loyola Marymount University.…
Rebecca HongApril 15, 2020
Extended Review

We Are the Voice of the Grass —An Extended Review

Jeremy Norwood is Professor of Sociology at Spring Arbor University and serves as Chair of…
Jeremy NorwoodApril 15, 2020
Extended Review

The Color of Compromise— An Extended Review

Melissa Rovig Vanden Bout is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Trinity Christian College. How shall…
Melissa Rovig Vanden BoutJanuary 15, 2020
Extended Review

The Adjunct Underclass— An Extended Review

Timothy Hendrickson is Assistant Professor of Literature and Languages and Co-Coordinator of Adjunct Care at…
Timothy HendricksonJanuary 15, 2020
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The Orthodox Reality— An Extended Review

Allison Backous Troy is an independent scholar and essayist. Every Easter season, a popular meme…
Allison Backous TroyOctober 15, 2019
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Balm in Gilead—An Extended Review

Michael Vander Weele is Professor of English Emeritus at Trinity Christian College. If you looked…
Michael Vander WeeleOctober 15, 2019
Extended Review

Anthropocene as Creator, Gaia as Creature

The title of this review essay should challenge Christians as much as Bruno Latour’s Facing…
Randolph Haluza-DeLayJuly 15, 2019
Extended Review

Robert Boyd’s Theology of Religions — An Extended Review

Robert Boyd is a professor at Fresno City College, where he has taught philosophy and…
David Thang MoeJuly 15, 2019
Extended Review

Created and Creating —An Extended Review

It is exciting to see the wealth of new scholarship being produced around the interrelationships…
Mark A. PetersApril 15, 2019
Extended Review

Why Comics? — An Extended Review

The Protestant Reformation made the Bible accessible not only to theologians and priests, but also…
William Boerman-CornellJanuary 15, 2019
Extended Review

Resisting Racism, Remembering Others—An Extended Review

Amid the constant reminders throughout 2017 of the need to reckon collectively with racism as…
Lenore M. Knight JohnsonOctober 15, 2018
Extended Review

Essays in Reformational Philosophy—an Extended Review

Reformational philosophy is a philosophical tradition that emerged in the Netherlands during the late nineteenth…
Clarence W. JoldersmaOctober 15, 2018
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