 
Volume 4, Issue 5
Sept/Oct, 1998 |
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American Girls As We Want Them to Be
Girls' stuff, kiddie lit, and U.S. history.
Lauren F. Winner
Bonhoeffer: Factual Fictions
Betty Smartt Carter
Bookshelf
Commentary
His Majesty's Sacred Service
Susan Howatch weaves a tangled spiritual web for her Anglican clerics.
John G. Stackhouse, Jr.
In Brief
Letters
Quantum Metaphysics
Questioning Progress
Stranger in a Strange Land
Susan Howatch's Second Journey page 27
The Anatomy of a Lie
Diane Komp
The Antidote to Reality TV
A farm couple's life makes for genuine hard copy.
Roy Anker
The Design Debate
Does "chance" rule out God? Does near-impossibility require him?
The Forgotten Christians of Lebanon
Once free and equal, Lebanon's Christians now struggle against tremendous odds in a country dominated by Syrian politics and an increasingly Islamized culture.
Habib C. Malik
The Myth of Islamic Tolerance
Muslim "protection" of Christians and Jews has actually been oppression, says scholar Bat Ye'or.
Interview By Michael Cromartie
The Puzzle of John Brown
Tim Stafford
The Saxophonist Who Would Be a Saint
Rodney Clapp
Truth Is Not Known Unless It Is Loved
How Pavel Florensky restored what Ockham stole.
Patrick Henry Reardon
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