John Stackhouse outlines an important (and largely forgotten) episode of modern history.
John Stackhouse outlines an important (and largely forgotten) episode of modern history.
Lynn Cohick sums up 2,000 years of failure and possibility in under a minute.
Catherine Brekus points to the religious convictions at the origins of modern feminism.
Beverly Gaventa weighs the practice of the church against its principles.
Marilynne Robinson is predisposed to make a case within our culture for the aesthetics of Christian thought.
Alister McGrath rules out a simple opposition between the two.
Albert J. Raboteau quotes those who interpreted the American Civil War theologically.
Iain Provan assesses the logic behind Israel’s conquest of Canaan.
Lynn Cohick gives us a glimpse of how different life was 2,000 years ago.
Nick Spencer challenges the idea that nothing much happened before Voltaire or Kant.
John Stackhouse thinks Jesus is pretty great.
Lynn Cohick reflects on the legacy of Jesus in Western culture.
