Volume 9
2003 |
Displaying 1 - 20 of 142 articles.
A Bloody Shame
Gangs of New York and the apotheosis of Martin Scorsese
Eric Metaxas
A Different Kind of Hero
Retelling the gospel in a new rock opera
Russ Breimeier
A Discerning Spirit
Making good choices in an era of liturgical change
John D. Witvliet
A Journalist in Babylon
The need for a critical mass in the Fourth Estate
Stan Guthrie
A Man of Appearances
Ben Franklin, re-appraised.
Bruce Kuklick
A Vocabulary for Suffering
A conversation with Nancy and David Guthrie
Carla Barnhill
Acting Christian
Nuanced testimony in a new mission field: the theater
Arthur Menke
After Babel
Two Arab poets-one Palestinian, the other Iraqi- and the vicissitudes of exile and translation
Laurance Wieder
America the Ambiguous
The paradoxes of a chosen nation
Philip Jenkins
American Jihad
Manifest Destiny on the Loose
Daniel R. Miller
Bankrupt Nation
The prevalence of debt in an oasis of prosperity
Stephen Smith
Baptism in Blood
The Civil War and the creation of an American civil religion
Harry S. Stout
Be Always Ready
Mark Noll
Before Left Behind
It's not easy to say something new about the end of the world
Crawford Gribben
Between Malachi and Matthew
Evangelicals and the Apocrypha
Ken Stewart
Beyond Bricks and Mortar?
Rethinking the Catholic university
Christopher Shannon
Born Again
The Man Without a Past
Peter T. Chattaway
Changing the Script
A discovery that altered the course of the war
Roger Lundin
Church as Civics 101
The robust civic engagement of Protestant clergy
John Schmalzbauer
Cotton Mather, Meet Bill Clinton
Two histories of religion in America
Philip Jenkins
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