Books of the Week
How We Got to Superbowl Sunday
The story behind pro football's first superstar and the rise of the NFL.
Reviewed by Jason Byassee
posted 01/05/09
Current Issues
A Collision of Lives
An atheist and a pastor square off—with surprising results.
N. D. Wilson
Jan/Feb 2009
History
No Longer at Ease Here
Nine stories of "evangelical disenchantment."
Timothy Larsen
Jan/Feb 2009
Current Issues
Hazardous Material
The unmentionable world of human waste.
Bill Mckibben
Jan/Feb 2009
History
A Shambling Magnificence
How the English language evolved.
John McWhorter
Jan/Feb 2009
New voices and fresh insight on the church's role in culture, mission, and the gospel. Published in Leadership, Christianity Today, and Books & Culture magazines. |
The 30-Day Leviticus Challenge
One church's experiment in living the most arcane book of the Bible.
by Daniel Harrell
From Four Laws to Four Circles
James Choung has found a way to tell the old, old story to a new generation.
Interview by Andy Crouch
When God Disturbs the Peace
Our gospel may be small because we fail to believe that God animates many social movements.
by Fleming Rutledge
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The Arts
A Messiaenic Vision
Celebrating the centenary of composer Olivier Messiaen.
David A. Hoekema
Nov/Dec 2008
The Science Pages
Technology in Translation
The story of DuPont, first in French, then in English.
Brigitte Van Tiggelen and Neil Gussman
Nov/Dec 2008
History
Tolerant Propositions
Pluralism side-by-side with the Inquisition.
Carlos Eire
Nov/Dec 2008
History
Garibaldi Strikes Back
A champion of national self-determination and worldwide democracy.
Eugenio F. Biagini
Nov/Dec 2008
Literature
Aesop Gone to Seed
The new novel by Nobel Prize-winner Jose Saramago.
by Joseph Bottum
Nov/Dec 2008
Literature
On the Road
With the Polish poet Adam Zagajewski.
by David Skeel
Nov/Dec 2008
Current Issues
Other People's Children
We know what's best.
by Agnes R. Howard
Nov/Dec 2008
Current Issues
The Irony of American Politics
A reissued Reinhold Niebuhr classic sheds light on current follies.
by Joseph Loconte
Nov/Dec 2008
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