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July/August 2016
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Alissa Wilkinson
How Hamilton reimagines the Founding.
Posted 06.10.16
Richard J. Mouw
Buckley, Mailer, and Herman Hoeksema.
Posted 06.20.16
Rachel Marie Stone
The modest but stifled ambitions of Julia Ward Howe.
Posted 06.20.16
Allen C. Guelzo
"Cheerful agnosticism"?
Posted 06.20.16
Sarah Ruden
The crucifixion and resurrection changed everything.
Posted 06.20.16
William T. Cavanaugh
Evolutionary violence and the Fall.
Posted 06.20.16
Paul Emory Putz
Christianity and the labor movement in Chicago.
Posted 06.20.16
Heath W. Carter
Reagan and the US in the 1980s.
Posted 06.20.16
Grant Wacker
On George Marsden.
Posted 06.20.16
Justin Taylor
From David Bebbington to David Barton.
Posted 06.20.16
Peter J. Thuesen
A history of the American Bible Society.
Posted 06.20.16
Gary Anderson
“Anyone who gives alms to the poor is lending to the Lord.”
Posted 06.20.16
Amy L. B. Peeler
Three commentaries on Philippians.
Posted 06.20.16
Wesley Hill
Francis Watson on the "fourfold Gospel."
Posted 06.20.16
Daniel J. Treier
Katherine Sonderegger’s doctrine of God.
Posted 06.20.16
Roy Anker
Malick, catching the soul in motion.
Posted 06.20.16
Peter T. Chattaway
"Risen" + "Hail, Caesar!"
Posted 06.20.16
Alan Jacobs
Education as "character-forming."
Posted 06.20.16
Gina Ochsner and Paula Huston
A conversation between novelists.
Posted 06.20.16
Sørina Higgins.
The practice of creative collaboration.
Posted 06.20.16
Timothy Larsen.
John Henry Newman as novelist.
Posted 06.20.16
Jordan J. Ballor
“There is nothing free except the Grace of God.”
Posted 06.20.16
Stranger In A Strange Land: Joseph Loconte
Posted 06.20.16
Posted 06.20.16
Anne Doe-Overstreet
Posted 06.20.16
Laurie Klein
Posted 06.20.16
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