Jonathan Edwards and John Wesley and 300-A Plentiful Harvest
Douglas Sweeney

Jonathan Edwards and John Wesley and 300-Revival Reconsidered
David Bebbington

Be Always Ready
Mark Noll

Limit Conditions
How to portray the Holocaust on stage and film.
By Jan Lüder Hagens

The Barbarians Have Come
Reinhold Niebuhr's daughter examines her fellow Christians and finds most of them wanting.
by Paul C. Merkley

Kissing the Lizard
On memory and forgiveness.
by Miroslav Volf

The CT Review: Decoding Generations
Two books are optimistic about the coming generations but for different, and sometimes contradictory, reasons.
Wendy Murray Zoba

The CT Review: Horror Stories for Christians
Believers dream again of a breakthrough film. Left Behind is not it.
By Douglas LeBlanc

Christian History Corner: Heaven Can't Wait
Mass suicides, like last week's in Uganda, may be a newer tactic, but the temptation to predict, even force, the coming of kingdom bliss is not.
By Elesha Coffman

Restore All Things in Thomas?
American Catholic intellectuals in the Progressive era.
by Eugene McCarraher

The Habits of Highly Effective Bible Readers
What we can learn from the church fathers that will enrich our own Bible study.
A conversation with Christopher A. Hall

Books & Culture's Book of the Week: Back to the Future
A sprawling new novel by the author of Snowcrash and Cryptonomicon goes to the 17th century to investigate the birth of the modern world. (You won't be surprised to learn that the Puritans are among the Bad Guys.)
Albert Louis Zambone

A Mapping Mission
Moral geography.
David N. Livingstone

The Forgotten Pope of Presbyterianism
Charles Hodge, once a towering figure in American theology.
by Paul Gutjahr

Jonathan Edwards and John Wesley and 300-Revival Reconsidered
David Bebbington

The Germanic States Before the Seventeenth Century

How the Counterculture Went to Church
Alan Wolfe

Christian History Corner: From Beer to Bibles to VBS
How America got its favorite summer tradition
Steven Gertz

Humming Schoenberg
Is there any there there?
John H. McWhorter

Books & Culture's Book of the Week: Strange Bedfellows
Christopher Hitchens and Christopher Caldwell collaborate on a collection of political writing. Has the millennium arrived unnoticed?
Jeremy Lott

Film: Cameras Rolling
Bestseller Left Behind's big-screen debut set for 2001.
By Denyse O'Leary in Toronto | posted 7/14/00

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