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January/February 2016
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Timothy Larsen
The offense of unrepentant chastity.
Posted 12.24.15
Alan Jacobs
Never mind nominalism: look to the bishops & lawyers.
Posted 12.24.15
Naomi Schaefer Riley
The sanctity of personal worldview choice.
Posted 12.24.15
Anna Sutherland
A new study focuses on African Americans and Latinos.
Posted 12.24.15
Stephen N. Williams
Not least for his medicinal efficacy.
Posted 12.24.15
James K. A. Smith
Unapologetic Canadianness keeps the conversation lively.
Posted 12.24.15
Michael A. Skaggs
New beginnings for Catholic-Jewish relations.
Posted 12.24.15
Wesley Hill
The disruptive Christ-event.
Posted 12.24.15
Scot McKnight
What God's gift entails.
Posted 12.24.15
Alister Chapman
How Thatcherite privatization has played out.
Posted 12.24.15
Andrea Palpant Dilley
Note: the Church has been working on this project for centuries.
Posted 12.24.15
Ronald J. Sider
Distinguishing speculation from historical fact.
Posted 12.24.15
Peter T. Chattaway
Posted 12.24.15
Sarah Ruden
South Africa's prospects.
Posted 12.24.15
Alissa Wilkinson
The world as Joan Didion sees it.
Posted 12.24.15
Thom Satterlee
On Jeanne Murray Walker.
Posted 12.24.15
D. L. Mayfield
A memoir in fragments.
Posted 12.24.15
Betty Smartt Carter
How to get away without setting off alarms.
Posted 12.24.15
Bobby Jamieson
Surfin' safari.
Posted 12.24.15
James McCullough
Trevor Hart's theology of art.
Posted 12.24.15
Stephen Westich
Recalling the work of Hildreth Meière.
Posted 12.24.15
Bruce Herman
Joel Sheesley's "Lincoln Marsh Journal."
Posted 12.24.15
Stranger in a Strange Land: Jeffrey Bilbro
Posted 12.24.15
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Aaron Belz
Posted 12.24.15
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