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January/February 2004
Is Pakistan a far greater threat to the United States than Iraq was under Saddam Hussein?
Do correctional facilities correct anything?
The history and future of evangelicalism as a movement.
A conversation with biologist Ken Miller.
Lessons from the euthanasia movement.
In search of Episcopals and evangelists.
The enigmatic folly of the Cross.
Stories from behind the scenes of science.
From a Russian Orthodox philosopher, a provocative alternative to modernity.
A surprising genealogy of neopaganism.
And why his best stories are still worth reading.
A new paradigm for Christian engagement?
The Reformation as a movie.
American Jesus
Travels in sacred music, from Eureka Springs to Salt Lake City.
Albert Borgmann's post-technological feast.
Newman and evangelicalism.
The Anglican question.
The conflicted loyalties of Christian antiliberals.
Charles Hodge, once a towering figure in American theology.
The restless art of Weldon Kees, pursued for mortal stakes.
Conquest vs. care for the wilderness.
It's easy to laud magic when you don't believe in it.
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