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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.
Wyatt GrahamTechnologyBook Reviews
Against the Machine is a philosophy of history, one that sees us in an age of decay. But must we abandon it all? Should we not sanctify it instead?
Jake MeadorBook Reviews
A recap of some of the Mere O band's favorite books they read in 2025
Elizabeth SticeBook Reviews
David McCullough's final work is a testament to the conviction that drove all his work—that history matters immensely and imparts wisdom to its students.
Nadya WilliamsBook Reviews
A conversation with Rev. Dr. A. G. Roeber about political rights and Eastern Orthodoxy.
Nadya WilliamsBook Reviews
A conversation with Rev. Dr. A. G. Roeber about political rights and Eastern Orthodoxy.
Elspeth CurriePoetryBook Reviews
A brief Advent meditation on a poem from the 17th century Italian poet Martha Marchina, whose works have never before been translated into English.
Casey McCallBook Reviews
Baird's 'King of Kings' has a clear and forceful thesis, but the questions it raises are far too complex to be adequately addressed in a mere 85 pages.
Kirsten SandersBook ReviewsThe Magpie
Kirsten Sanders reviews two recent books by Sarah Hinlicky Wilson in the latest edition of her books column, 'The Magpie.'