Reviews

In the spring of 2008, the movie Expelled hit the theaters. Ben Stein, famous for…

“What indeed has Athens to do with Jerusalem?” (Tertullian, the 3rd century B.C.E.) is really…

Robert B. Stewart is Associate Professor of Philosophy and Theology at New Orleans Baptist Theological…

In the last quarter-century, a number of books and essay collections have been published which…

Two Messiah College faculty members, Douglas Jacobsen (Distinguished Professor of Church History and Theology) and…

Jeremy Begbie believes that music is far too important to be ignored by theologians and…

If you’ve ever wondered where God stands on “business” and the role of business in…

Returning after an extended absence to a once-familiar place, be it a college campus, a…

Having crossed paths with many well-known philosophers, such as Gilbert Ryle,John Mabbott, Oxford Memories (Oxford:…

Magnificence at Work: Living Faith in Business begins with the profound suggestion that work is…

Alan Roxburgh begins the “Forward” to this text with an interesting and concise message regarding…

As academics, we all want listeners or readers who are interested in what interests us.…

J. M. W. Turner, the renowned British landscape painter of the late 18th and early…

Two key assumptions of political liberalism, individual rights and limited government, proceed logically from Christian…

If, as Richard Dawkins says, Darwin’s theory of evolution allows one to be an intellectually-fulfilled…

Written with conviction and care, Liberating Tradition: Women’s Identity and Vocation in Christian Perspective by…

Tracy Fessenden’s new book, Culture and Redemption, maps the genealogy of what has been called…

Popular sentiment may cast the American family as portrayed in the 1950s and early 1960s…

Alexander Hill, president of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA, has recently released the second edition of Just…

There is a long tradition in the West that Intellectuals are (happily) ignorant of the…