Volume 7
2001 |
Displaying 81 - 99 of 99 articles.
The Visibility of the Invisible: Art and Idolatry
David Morgan
The Visibility of the Invisible: Creative Spirituality
Robert Wuthnow
The Visibility of the Invisible: Rembrandt's Protestant Icons
Catharine Randall
The Visibility of the Invisible: The Artworld's Memento Mori
Daniel A. Siedell
The Voice That Found Her
Native American novelist and poet Diane Glancy writes by listening.
Wendy Murray Zoba
The Warden of Time and Space
Part 2: Newton's Principia.
Karl W. Giberson
The Warden of Time and Space
Sir Isaac Newton: genius, heretic, and SOB.
Karl W. Giberson
To the Jews First
Jewish evangelization from the heyday of dispensationalism to the rise of Messianic Judaism.
Lauren F. Winner
Transport me. Please.
I want to stare at something amazing, something that pulls me beyond myself.
Eric Metaxas
Turkey Undemonized
Lords of the Horizons: A History of the Ottoman Empire
Douglas A. Howard
Violence and the Atonement
Richard J. Mouw
Whatever Happened to Methodism?
Evangelicalism flourishes. But can it overcome the inner contradictions brought about by its success?
David Martin
What's Cooking When Martha Stewart Meets the VeggieTales?
Otto Selles
Who Killed Classical Music?
And can marketing magic bring it back to life?
Lionel Basney
Who Would Have Thought?
Mark A. Noll
Who's Got the Center?
Critics of the "two-party model" of modern American Protestantism (fundamentalist/modernist; conservative/liberal; evangelical/mainline) claim to have found a via media. But the "center" is not innocent. It is a real place on the map, which demands that all "others" be related to it as margins to the mainstream.
Michael S. Horton
Why I Didn't Endorse The Gospel of Jesus Christ: An Evangelical Celebration
Robert H. Gundry
Wole Soyinka's Outrage
The divided soul of Nigeria's Nobel laureate.
Alan Jacobs
You Say You Want a Revolution: 1776–2001
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