Review Essays Can Worldview Ever Again Matter? Toward the end of the previous century, Dana Gioia broached the question whether poetry, which…T.M. MooreNovember 13, 2023
Review Essays Educating for Intellectual Virtues: What?, Why?, and How? Each of the three authors of the books reviewed in this essay seems to have…Chan Woong ShinNovember 13, 2023
Review Essays Vocation and the Stewardship of Place Reappraisal of the operative vocational theologies that dominate popular Christian scholarship and teaching are actively…Joshua R. SweedenJuly 24, 2023
Review Essays Living in a Democracy as a Fallen People In the short space of about 30 years, we have gone from heralding liberal democracy…Hunter BakerMay 8, 2023
Review Essays Signs Against Violence: A Review Essay In his recent book The Constitution of Knowledge: A Defense of Truth, journalist Jonathan Rauch…Curtis A. GruenlerFebruary 14, 2023
ArticleReview Essays Winsome Conviction Let’s start with the proposition that conversation about civility among evan-gelical Christians today has too…Craig E. MattsonJuly 15, 2022
ArticleReview Essays How (Not) to Lose Your Soul While Saving the World: World Vision, Tearfund, and the Precarious Rise of Evangelical Humanitarianism In the late 1940s, budding American evangelist Bob Pierce visited Amoy, China, to preach the…Chan Woong ShinJuly 15, 2022
Review Essays Reading Romans Relationally— A Review Essay Mariam Kamell Kovalishyn is assistant professor of New Testament studies at Regent College. Three very different…Mariam Kamell KovalishynNovember 12, 2020
Review Essays Learning to Be More Human— A Review Essay Mark A. Peters is professor of music and director of the Center for Teaching and…Mark A. PetersJanuary 15, 2020
Review Essays Thinking Christianly about Migration—A Review Essay Not long before the last U.S. presidential election, on my pre-dawn bicycle ride to work,…Andy DraycottApril 15, 2019
Review Essays Culture, Religion, and American Power—A Review Essay By and large, the discipline of political science does not take religion seriously. The typical…John OwenApril 15, 2019
Review Essays Peasant Poets, Blogging Shepherds, and Hillbilly Memoirists Charles Taylor identifies a shift in Western culture in the 18th century around the idea…Susan Bruxvoort LipscombOctober 15, 2018
Review Essays Seeing Others Through: The Work of Witness—A Review Essay “Be gracious to me, O Lord,” the Psalmist writes, “for I am in distress; my eye…Marilyn McEntyreOctober 15, 2018
Review Essays Families Living on the Margins— A Review Essay Rebecca C. Burwell is a faculty member at Chicago Semester, where she teaches courses in…Rebecca C. BurwellApril 15, 2018
Review Essays Perspectives on Racial Segregation in Chicago—A Review Essay Mackenzi Huyser serves as Executive Director of Chicago Semester. What is the Cost of Segregation…Mackenzi HuyserNovember 15, 2017
Review Essays Moral Injury: Narrating Life after War —A Review Essay Jeremy S. Stirm is a military chaplain and independent scholar and taught most recently as…Jeremy S. StirmJanuary 15, 2017
Review Essays Labor, Leisure, and Liberty —A Review Essay Introduction G. K. Chesterton once provocatively quipped, “It might reasonably be maintained that the true…Karl E. JohnsonOctober 15, 2016
Review Essays A Circling Fellowship and an Empowering Imagination: C. S. Lewis and the Inklings —A Review Essay Don W. King is Professor of English at Montreat College. Twenty-five years ago most books…Don W. KingJuly 15, 2016
Review Essays Affluence Agonistes —A Review Essay Jordan J. Ballor is a research fellow at the Acton Institute and serves as executive…Jordan J. BallorApril 15, 2016
Review Essays Adam and Eve: An Evangelical Impasse?—A Review Essay Hans Madueme is Assistant Professor of Theological Studies at Covenant College. North American evangelical academic…Hans MaduemeJanuary 15, 2016