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Colin RedemerBook Reviews

Meet the Author C. S. Lewis Loved That You've (Probably) Never Heard Of

The author C. S. Lewis recommended most frequently wasn't Chesterton, Dante or Shakespeare, but the largely unknown 17th century writer Thomas Traherne.

David MooreHistoryBook Reviews

Talking with Andrew Wilson About "Remaking the World"

David Moore recently spoke with Andrew Wilson about his recent book, obscure historical figures, and the many factors that drive cultural change.

Matthew SchultzBook Reviews

The Experience of Unbelief

Joseph Minich's 'Bulwarks of Unbelief' is a helpful guide for Christians because it recognizes the atmospheric drivers of unbelief and responds accordingly

James WoodPolitical TheologyBook Reviews

Not Augustinian Enough

Christopher Watkin's 'Biblical Critical Theory' is a qualified success, but would be helped by a closer, more persistent engagement with Augustine.

Joshua HeavinTheologyBibleBook Reviews

Review: Pauline Theology as a Way of Life by Joshua Jipp

Joshua Jipp's work on Paul is a worthy study, particularly in the ways it places Paul in conversation with both ancient and modern philosophy.

David MooreEvangelicalismBook Reviews

Karen Swallow Prior on the Evangelical Imagination

David George Moore spoke with Karen Swallow Prior about her recent book on social imaginaries and the often unstated ideas that shape evangelicalism.

Jake MeadorChurchEvangelicalismBook Reviews

What Integrity Can't Do

Though there is never a time when personal integrity is irrelevant, there are limits to what integrity alone can do.

John EhrettAnthropologyBook Reviews

Never Really Our Own

Tara Isabella Burton's new book is overflowing with ideas, but its positive vision lacks any real teeth to overcome the problems Burton identifies.

Noah WingLiteratureBook Reviews

Fruit of the Enlightenment

Mary Shelley saw the Enlightenment more clearly than her husband, Percy, and what she saw scared her.

Casey ShuttGenderBook Reviews

Unpacking the Gender Paradigm

Abigail Favale's "The Genesis of Gender" is a much-needed model for how Christians can and should engage with contemporary gender ideology.

Jake MeadorFamilyBook ReviewsCommunities

The Neo-Liberal Feminists are Boring - Commonplaces

I had a couple people ask about my thoughts on some of the pushback against my thread last week, particularly as it relates to Dr. Robinson’s essays here. There are two separate issues so I’m going to try to take […]

Jake MeadorFamilyBook ReviewsCommunities

The Neo-Liberal Feminists are Boring - Commonplaces

I had a couple people ask about my thoughts on some of the pushback against my thread last week, particularly as it relates to Dr. Robinson’s essays here. There are two separate issues so I’m going to try to take […]