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Artificial Life
posted 01/01/98
The Repeal of Reticence
How the "party of exposure" came to dominate modern culture.
Interview by Michael Cromartie
posted 01/01/98
Nietzsche Was Right
The question is not why modern secularists oppose traditional morality; it is on what grounds they defend any morality.
by Philip Yancey
posted 01/01/98
A Cyber-Pilgrim's Progress
When technology functions as a religion, as savior and liberator, we begin to project divine attributes onto it.
Timothy C. Morgan
posted 01/01/98
Of Sin and Horses
The compelling world of Dick Francis's mysteries.
Elizabeth Fox-Genovese
posted 01/01/98
Coming Soon
posted 01/01/98
Stranger in a Strange Land
posted 01/01/98
Commentary
posted 01/01/98
The Ultimate Lawyer Joke
Roy Anker
posted 01/01/98
Habits of the Heartless
It's hard to be full of grace when you're full of fear.
Cornelius Plantinga, Jr.
posted 01/01/98
Idiots, Imbeciles, Cretins
Raising a "challenged" child in a world that supports good, pleasant eugenics.
Jean Bethke Elshtain
posted 01/01/98
Soulless
If consciousness is only an illusion, it's the greatest mistake human beings have ever made.
Allen C. Guelzo
posted 01/01/98
Secular Saint
Milton said that a good poet must first be a good man. Wallace Stegner is one of the few twentieth-century writers who took this to heart.
Paul Willis
posted 01/01/98
Expelled from the Garden
A novel with a large vision, set on the American frontier.
Caroline Langston
posted 01/01/98
In Brief
posted 01/01/98
Letters
posted 01/01/98
Revenge of the Scroll
Reading, virtual and otherwise.
Alan Jacobs
posted 01/01/98
Diversity Comes to Dixie
Southern religion revisited.
Lauren F. Winner
posted 01/01/98
Whatever Happened to Religion in Britain?
Studies of region, class, and gender explain just who is no longer going to church.
Ronald A. Wells
posted 01/01/98
The Disappearing Jews
Elliott Abrams offers American Jews a secular reason for returning to the faith of their fathers.
David Klinghoffer
posted 01/01/98
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