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Sarah Ruden
On suicide, smoking, and heroes of conscience.
Posted 10.28.13
Mark Noll
Church history, decidedly not parochial.
Posted 10.28.13
Edward T. Oakes, sj
Joseph Ratzinger's witness.
Posted 10.28.13
Robert Gundry
Reza Aslan's "Zealot."
Posted 10.28.13
Tyler Wigg-Stevenson
Andy Crouch on redeeming power.
Posted 10.28.13
Alan Jacobs
How Christianity makes "emotional sense."
Posted 10.28.13
David Neff
The legacy of Carl F. H. Henry.
Posted 10.28.13
Naomi Schaefer Riley
Good news and bad news about small towns.
Posted 10.28.13
Leslie Leyland Fields
Three reports from the battlefield.
Posted 10.28.13
Wesley Hill
Rethinking the doctrine of election.
Posted 10.28.13
Collin Hansen
Allen Guelzo's compelling chronicle of Gettysburg.
Posted 10.28.13
Sarah Hinlicky Wilson
The Complete Peanuts.
Posted 10.28.13
Alissa Wilkinson
Edwidge Danticat's new novel is a gem.
Posted 10.28.13
Susan VanZanten
From Nigeria to America.
Posted 10.28.13
Paul Baumann
The letters of J. F. Powers.
Posted 10.28.13
Brett Foster
Poems of devotion.
Posted 10.28.13
Michael Robbins
Poems of grief.
Posted 10.28.13
Jeff Johnson
Beck's countercultural "Song Reader."
Posted 10.28.13
Ronald K. Rittgers
A 16th-century life.
Posted 10.28.13
Philip Jenkins
Roman Britain seen afresh.
Posted 10.28.13
Craig Mattson and Michael VanderWeele
A conversation with Susan Schreiner.
Posted 10.28.13
Paul J. Willis
A restless naturalist.
Posted 10.28.13
Posted 10.28.13
Stranger in a Strange Land: Perry L. Glanzer
Posted 10.28.13
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