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In Praise of Paraphrase
William Griffin
posted 09/01/02
Why Separation of Church and State Is Still a Good Idea
even if it may not be what the Founders had in mind
Alan Wolfe
posted 09/01/02
The Enigma of Anger
Reflections on a sometimes deadly sin
Garret Keizer
posted 09/01/02
The Peppered Myth
Of moths and men: An evolutionary tale
Jonathan Wells
posted 09/01/02
Today's New International Version
Michael W. Holmes
posted 09/01/02
The Message
Ben Patterson
posted 09/01/02
Dancing with Ghosts
Wasicu at Chankpe Opi (a white man at Wounded Knee
James Calvin Schaap
posted 09/01/02
On Foot
The virtues of walking
Paul Willis
posted 09/01/02
The Groves of Academe
The Beginning of Wisdom
David Lyle Jeffrey
posted 09/01/02
Letters
posted 09/01/02
The Virtues of Resistance
Computer Control, part 3
Alan Jacobs
posted 09/01/02
The Shaming of Lech Walesa
Why the defeater of communism finds himself defeated by ex-communists—and why he and the American public haven't noticed.
Agnieszka Tennant
posted 09/01/02
Try to Praise the Mutilated World
A conversation with poet Adam Zagajewski
Agnieszka Tennant
posted 09/01/02
When Tulsa Burned
A forgotten episode in American terrorism
Rodney Clapp
posted 09/01/02
In Sickness and in Health
The past and future of Christian Science
Jana Riess
posted 09/01/02
Many Bibles, One Scripture: The Gift of Translation
The gift of translation
Daniel Taylor
posted 09/01/02
The English Standard Version
Kathleen Nielson
posted 09/01/02
The 19th Floor
Where did the ideas that shape our world begin?
Thomas Albert Howard
posted 09/01/02
Force of Habit
Hostility and condescension toward religion in the university
Christian Smith
posted 09/01/02
Stranger in a Strange Land
Seven Years of Culture
John Wilson
posted 09/01/02
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