The most recent installment of Slavoj Zizek’s “Short Circuits” series presents a thought-experiment that “cross…
David J. RosenbergOctober 15, 2009
The genius of Knowledge and the Transcendent lies in its question. In a broad sense,…
R.J. SnellOctober 15, 2009
At first glance it might appear that Thomas Kidd’s The Great Awakening is simply one…
Andrew TooleyOctober 15, 2009
Having been struck by the title of the former book, I was reading it with…
Graeme D. BirdJuly 15, 2009
The contributions of Augustine and Thomas More to the development of the Western Intellectual Tradition…
Burnam W. ReynoldsJuly 15, 2009
In the introduction to American Providence (2004), theologian Stephen H. Webb observes, “The cultural elite…
Christopher BensonJuly 15, 2009
Stephen Nichols’ book consists of eight chapters, a reading list and an index. The chapters…
Karl J. FranklinJuly 15, 2009
Conventional historical opinion depicts late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century anti-obscenity moral reformers as sanctimonious Puritans…
P. C. KemenyJuly 15, 2009
Denis Lamoureux’s goal in this book is to demonstrate that Christians in general and conservative…
Robert A. LarmerJuly 15, 2009
I became aware of The Shack by William Young (Windblown Media, 2007) the way I…
Larry PostonJuly 15, 2009
Rob Warner, sociologist and head of the Department of Theology and Religious Studies at University…
Andrew TooleyJuly 15, 2009
What does it mean to be an evangelical Christian? This is the question explored by…
Jonathan YeagerJuly 15, 2009
The relationship between anthropologists and missionaries is a particularly intriguing one. It is full of…
Phillip M. FountainApril 15, 2009
My prolific bookseller friend has insisted that Beyond Homelessness is one of the most important…
Keith R. MartelApril 15, 2009
A few decades back, Walker Percy told the parable of a Martian who, upon visiting…
Craig E. MattsonApril 15, 2009
This collection of essays explores the intersection of language learning, social justice and spirituality. Discussions…
R. Michael MedleyApril 15, 2009
A recent article in The Economist, “Evolution: Unfinished Business”, reflecting on the development and dissemination…
Hadley T. MitchellApril 15, 2009
Some critics have claimed that James Baldwin was the last African American writer for whom…
Peter Kerry PowersApril 15, 2009