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Nadya WilliamsBook Reviews
A conversation with historian John Wilsey on his latest book, how to learn from the past, and America's 250th anniversary
Nadya WilliamsBook Reviews
A conversation with historian John Wilsey on his latest book, how to learn from the past, and America's 250th anniversary
J. Todd BillingsCultureBook Reviews
What divides us now isn't primarily partisan or tribal. The division is between those who affirm a certain vision of human dignity and those who do not.
Michael HortonBook Reviews
The second volume in Michael Horton's 'Sources of the Modern Self' series helps to explain the ascent of utopianism, amongst other things.
Joshua HeavinBook Reviews
The 19th century Anglican bishop J. C. Ryle offers a compelling and useful model for ministry and preaching in our own day.
Kirsten SandersBook ReviewsThe Magpie
Sometimes what we need is not a top-down technique to fix an unjust system; we need to jerry-rig a solution within the parameters of our own context.
Trevin WaxChurchBook ReviewsFormation
The collapse of confession in Catholic America may seem like a story about Rome, but it reveals something true about us all.
Daniel K. WilliamsBook Reviews
What happens to religious life in America when the Protestant Mainline vanishes? That is the question facing everyone in America today, Christian or not.
Nadya WilliamsBook Reviews
The personal lives of 17 Anglican clergy during World War I serve as a powerful reminder to us about many things, including the centrality of prayer.
Amy MantravadiBook Reviews
Gibson's new book offers readers three exceptional guides to help them as they read one of the greatest poets of the western world.
Amy MantravadiBook Reviews
Gibson's new book offers readers three exceptional guides to help them as they read one of the greatest poets of the western world.
Daniel K. WilliamsBook Reviews
For being about common life and social order, Jones's book lives entirely in the realm of theory, rendering it strangely divorced from political reality.