 
Volume 14, Issue 3
May/Jun, 2008 |
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All Shall Be Well
The distinctive emphasis on healing in Christian history.
Heather D. Curtis
Big Man on Campus
Bill Bright and postwar evangelicalism.
Stephen H. Webb
Cosmic Cuisine
Curry in the great scheme of things.
Robert Eric Frykenberg
Covering Up
What to learn from the French debate over headscarves.
Rayyan Al-Shawaf
Cult of Personality
A valuable new biography of Aimee Semple McPherson.
Arlene M. Sánchez-Walsh
Five Intertestamental Beauties
Don't mess with these women.
William Griffin
STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND
Franco and Hitler
John Wilson
Heal Thyself
Home remedies; advice for doctors.
David Graham
Managing Pluralism, Indian-style
Lessons for the 21st century.
Chandra Mallampalli
Passing Strange
A new translation of The Mabinogion.
Stephen N. Williams
Perfect
Holiness and Pentecostalism in the American South.
John G. Turner
Readers of the Lost Ark
Midrash from Genesis to Evan Almighty.
Crystal Downing and Sharon Baker
Reading with the Saints
The art of biblical interpretation.
Jason Byassee
Rise and Walk
Suffering, prayer, and divine healing.
Lauren F. Winner
POLIticS
State of Protest
The counterculture and the Religious Right.
Jon A. Shields
That Hurts
An interdisciplinary study of pain
Philip Yancey
There Will Be Brilliance
Filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson surpasses himself.
Jean Bethke Elshtain
What Poetry Demands
A conversation with Christian Wiman.
Interview by Aaron Rench
Writing History in Public
A fresh look at the ancient world.
Jerry Pattengale
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