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Books & Culture Archives
March/April 2004
A conversation with biologist Ken Miller.
The life and films of Akira Kurosawa.
A parable of the new South Africa.
P.D. James' masterful detection of the primal sin.
A call to Christian conspiracy.
Using literature to enliven economics.
Taking Jesus at his word.
The secret life of chick lit.
On memory and forgiveness.
A conversation with Alan Wolfe.
So much for being resident aliens.
Can Protestant historians play by the rules of the secular academy without giving the game away?
How a communal body made its peace with liberal democracy.
The pleasures of a Mini Cooper, and other adventures in technology on a human scale.
Greg Graffin, frontman of Bad Religion, has a freshly minted doctorate in evolutionary biology and a new album coming soon.
Misleading advice about business ethics from America's leadership expert.
The cramped imagination of utilitarian ethics.
Edmund Burke, the Enlightenment, and postmodernity.
The difference between global Christianity and world Christianity.
Entering the world of Krzysztof Kieslowski.
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