Review and Response Summary Response: God, Jesus, and the Apostle Paul Behaving Badly I am grateful to David T. Lamb, Mark L. Strauss, E. Randolph Richards, and Brandon…Benjamin B. DeVanJanuary 15, 2018
Review and Response God, Jesus, and the Apostle Paul Behaving Badly—A Review Essay In his Explanatory Notes upon the Old Testament, the eighteenth-century founder of Methodism, John Wesley,…Benjamin B. DeVanJanuary 15, 2018
Review and Response Response to Brandon M. Hoover We are grateful to Brandon M. Hoover for taking the time to engage and extend…Jack R. Baker and Jeffrey BilbroJuly 15, 2017
Review and Response The Limited Campus Garden: A Response to “Putting Down Roots: Why Universities Need Gardens” Introduction The purpose of higher education has been argued for centuries, and is currently on…Brandon M. HooverJuly 15, 2017
Review and Response An Ecumenical Postscript: A Response to Steven R. Harmon I appreciate this opportunity to respond to Steven Harmon’s response to my review. Such responses…Kimlyn J. BenderApril 15, 2017
Review and Response Baptist Identity, Receptive Catholicity, and Intentional Ecumenicity Kimlyn J. Bender is Professor of Christian Theology, George W. Truett Theological Seminary of Baylor…Kimlyn J. BenderApril 15, 2017
Review and Response The Paradox of Baptists’ Catholic Identity: A Response to Kimlyn J. Bender’s Review of Baptist Identity and the Ecumenical Future Steven R. Harmon is Visiting Associate Professor of Historical Theology, School of Divinity, Gardner-Webb University.…Steven R. HarmonApril 15, 2017
Review and Response Response to Paul Sullins Paul Sullins raises interesting questions about my critical realist personalism. But his critique reflects some…Christian SmithJanuary 15, 2017
Review and Response Christian Sociology? The Critical Realist Personalism of Christian Smith Paul Sullins is Professor of Sociology at The Catholic University of America. Introduction As is…Paul SullinsJanuary 15, 2017
Review and Response Response to Christian Smith Christian Smith considers it “too narrow and exacting” to require that Christian scholarship seek to…Paul SullinsJanuary 15, 2017
Review and Response A Response to Chiang and White on the Immaculate Conception Jack Mulder, Jr. is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Hope College. I am pleased to…Jack Mulder Jr.April 15, 2014
Review and Response A Theologically Based Biological Challenge to the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary Jack Mulder Jr. challenged Christians to accept the Immaculate Conception of Mary (“Why More Christians…R. Gary Chiang and Evelyn M. WhiteApril 15, 2014
Review and Response From Memory to Imagination— A Review Essay Steven R. Guthrie is Associate Professor of Religion at Belmont University. We have reached a…Steven R. GuthrieJuly 15, 2013
Review and Response Response to Review of From Memory to Imagination: Reforming the Church’s Music C. Randall Bradley is the Ben H. Williams Professor of Music at Baylor University, where…C. Randall BradleyJuly 15, 2013
Review and Response A Free People’s Suicide – A Review Essay Mark A. Noll is the Francis A. McAnaney Professor of History at the University of…Mark A. NollApril 15, 2013
Review and Response Response to Mark Noll’s Review of A Free People’s Suicide: Sustainable Freedom and the American Future Os Guinness, a graduate of Oxford University, is an author and social critic. He lives…Os GuinnessApril 15, 2013
Review and Response A Church for the World – A Review Essay Jacob L. Goodson is Professor of Religious Studies, College of William & Mary, and Quinn…Jacob Goodson and Quinn T. McDowellJanuary 15, 2013
Review and Response Response to Review of The Church for the World Jennifer M. McBride is Board of Regents Chair in Ethics and Assistant Professor of Religion…Jennifer M. McBrideOctober 15, 2012
Review and Response The Unintended Reformation Matthew Lundin is Assistant Professor of History at Wheaton College. “The irony could hardly be…Matthew LundinJuly 15, 2012
Review and Response Response to Matthew Lundin’s Review of The Unintended Reformation: How a Religious Revolution Secularized Society Brad S. Gregory is the Dorothy G. Griffin Associate Professor of Early Modern European History…Brad S. GregoryJuly 15, 2012