Redeeming Jimmy Carter – By Andrew R. Murphy
Andrew R. Murphy on Randall Balmer’s Redeemer Just in case readers might miss the significance of the title emblazoned across the book’s front
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Reviews
Analytic Theology and the Doctrine of the Trinity – By Edward Brooks
Edward Brooks on Hasker’s Metaphysics & the Tri-personal God What has analytic philosophy to do with the doctrine of the Trinity? ‘As little as
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New Light from an Old Source: Cyril and Scripture – By Michael Cameron
Michael Cameron on Matthew Crawford’s Cyril of Alexandria’s Trinitarian Theology of Scripture It might be hard for outside observers to tell, but for
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Why Can’t We Be Friends? Karen Armstrong on Religious Violence – By Sarah Rollens
Sarah Rollens on Karen Armstrong’s Fields of Blood Recipe for a popular book on religion: one provocative meta-topic (violence is heavily in demand
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The Limits of Language – By Michael P. Jensen
Michael P. Jensen on Rowan Williams’s The Edge of Words Talking seems so simple and so habitual, that we forget how fraught with
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Marriage, Metaphors, and Melodramas – By Darryl W. Stephens
Darryl W. Stephens on Leslie Harris’s State of the Marital Union It is easy to get tripped up by the tropes of our
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The Theological Questions of Ecological Economics – By Kevin O’Brien
Kevin O’Brien on Alistair Young’s Environment, Economy, and Christian Ethics When we argue about climate change, what are we really arguing about? A
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Christian Sex, Christian Ethics – By Marvin M. Ellison
Marvin M. Ellison on Jung and Stephens’s Professional Sexual Ethics When it comes to sex and sexuality, Christians are often at their worst: fearful
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Architecture, Ascetics, and Agency – By Katherine Kasdorf
Katherine Kasdorf on Tamara Sears’s Worldly Gurus and Spiritual Kings In a village in central India, two medieval buildings stand side by side.
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“But I Was the First to be Expelled for Heresy” – By Joshua Shanes
Joshua Shanes on Shulem Deen’s All Who Go Do Not Return Toward the beginning of his celebrated memoir, All Who Go Do Not
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