Uyghur Histories – By James A. Millward
James Millward on Rian Thum’s The Sacred Routes of Uyghur History Though Western media and political circles still tend to treat Islam in
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Onward Christian Strangers – By Omri Elisha
Omri Elisha on Anna Strhan’s Aliens and Strangers? Nearly a generation has passed since a time when anyone would be surprised to learn
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Reparations, Not Reconciliation – By John Senior
John Senior on Jennifer Harvey’s Dear White Christians Ta-Nehisi Coates, author of Between the World and Me, the wrenching and beautifully rendered epistolary
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Let No One Despise Your Youth – By AnneMarie Mingo
AnneMarie Mingo on Rufus Burrow Jr.’s A Child Shall Lead Them Recent social movements from DREAM Activists to the Arab Spring to Black
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The Good-Enough Death – By Marian Ronan
Marian Ronan on Ann Neumann’s The Good Death At first glance, a reader might take Ann Neumann’s The Good Death for a standard
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What Has Practice to Do with Theology? – By Bradley Peper
Bradley Peper on J. Patout Burns Jr. and Robin M. Jensen’s Christianity in Roman Africa Traditionally, studies in early Christianity have emphasized one
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For the Record – By Joseph Winters
Joseph Winters on Lerone Martin’s Preaching on Wax In her seminal article, “Rethinking Vernacular Culture,” historian Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham encourages students of religion
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Modernity and Mineness – By Andrew Dole
Andrew Dole on Kevin Hector’s Theological Project of Modernism My life revolves around a variety of projects. Some are mostly under my control:
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Bishops, Presbyters and Other Elusive Offices in the Early Church – By Dan Batovici
Dan Batovici on Alistair C. Stewart’s The Original Bishops Our understanding of how the earliest Christian churches were organized is built on precious
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An Ordinary Saint – By Elizabeth Clark
Elizabeth Clark on Gillian Clark’s Monica Gillian Clark’s exemplary book, Monica: An Ordinary Saint, is aptly subtitled. Monica, mother of the North African
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