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Book Reviews (3)

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By Anthony Scholle

"Get Good at Being Gods": Entrepreneurialism and Idolatry

July 29th, 2025|5 min read

By John Ehrett

Whose Fictions? Which Authority

July 28th, 2025|24 min read

By Joshua Heavin

Learning from a Humble Theologian

July 25th, 2025|20 min read

By Jeff Bilbro

A Love for Reading and Reading for Love

July 23rd, 2025|11 min read

By Matthew LaPine

Suicide and Persevering in Love

July 22nd, 2025|14 min read

By Charlie Clark

The Romance of Realism

July 21st, 2025|9 min read

By Bernard Howard

A Protest That Harms Its Own Cause

July 15th, 2025|8 min read

By Daniel K. Williams

The Power of Charisma in American History: An Interview with Molly Worthen

July 15th, 2025|7 min read

By Rachel Welcher

A Place to Stand: On Reading Poetry

July 8th, 2025|3 min read

By Nadya Williams

Mahmoud v. Taylor, Winnie the Pooh, and Why Children in Public Schools Deserve Beautiful Books

July 3rd, 2025|5 min read

By Scott Cunningham

Agonistic Democracy

June 16th, 2025|13 min read

By Amy Mantravadi

The Urgency of Grace

June 13th, 2025|4 min read

By Nadya Williams

Plato Among the Tyrants: On the Making of 'The Republic'

June 6th, 2025|8 min read

By Rick Kennedy

The Wisdom of Hope in Boethian Times

May 30th, 2025|5 min read

By Nadya Williams

Passing the Torch: A Conversation with Louis Markos

May 28th, 2025|5 min read

By Daniel K. Williams

Religious Freedom and Conservatism in America: Interview with John D. Wilsey

May 14th, 2025|7 min read

By Nadya Williams

The Shepherd and the Duck Woman

May 9th, 2025|6 min read

By Kirsten Sanders

Biblicist Means for Egalitarian Ends

May 8th, 2025|12 min read

By Nadya Williams

All the Things We Do Not Know

April 30th, 2025|6 min read

By Nadya Williams

Walking Faithfully Through Deconstruction: Interview with Ian Harber

April 25th, 2025|9 min read