 
Volume 14, Issue 6
Nov/Dec, 2008 |
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A Long Ride on the Mainline
100 Years of The Christian Century.
by Elesha Coffman
A Lot of Lattés
Stingy Christians in an age of opulence.
by Ron Sider
A Messiaenic Vision
Celebrating the centenary of composer Olivier Messiaen.
David A. Hoekema
Aesop Gone to Seed
The new novel by Nobel Prize-winner Jose Saramago.
by Joseph Bottum
Flying Solo
William James, Alfred Kazin, and the fate of post-Christian Protestantism.
by Roger Lundin
Garibaldi Strikes Back
A champion of national self-determination and worldwide democracy.
Eugenio F. Biagini
God Savor The Queen
If you haven't seen the 2006 film, catch up with it now.
by Crystal Downing
Happiness
Given, lost, regained.
by Scot McKnight
In the Land of Nod
Looking for Adam's ancestors.
by Michael Ruse
On the Road
With the Polish poet Adam Zagajewski.
by David Skeel
Other People's Children
We know what's best.
by Agnes R. Howard
St. Flo
The improbable life of Florence Nightingale.
by Timothy Larsen
Stewards of Capitalism
God and mammon in 19th-century America.
by George Marsden
Supreme Courtship
A prescient satire by novelist Christopher Buckley.
by John Wilson
Technology in Translation
The story of DuPont, first in French, then in English.
Brigitte Van Tiggelen and Neil Gussman
The Blob and I
Was the 1958 horror flick created to advance the agenda of a Christian fundamentalist cabal close to the dark heart of American power?
by Rudy Nelson
The First Black Congressmen
Another angle on Reconstruction.
by Amos N. Jones
The Irony of American Politics
A reissued Reinhold Niebuhr classic sheds light on current follies.
by Joseph Loconte
The Lost Is Found
Missing pages from church history.
by Mark Noll
The State and Its Servants
How not to think about morality in the international relations.
by Bruce Kuklick
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