Spiritual Bridges: Across Time and Space
Aqsa Ijaz on Thomas Harrison Bridges, of all kinds, have traditionally represented our desire to know and connect with what’s on the other
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Reviews
A Modern Dutch Master: Johan Huizinga’s Portrait of the Middle Ages
Daniel Woolf on Johan Huizinga The publication of a new translation of a book does not always receive the attention it merits, especially
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Religious Liberty in Law
Lael Weinberger on Winnifred Fallers Sullivan For years, the paradigmatic religious liberty case in American law was that of an individual’s conscience against
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Christopher Nolan’s Haunted Humanism
Ahmed Elbenni on Christopher Nolan spoiler alert Interstellar is often read as a direct expression of Christopher Nolan’s theology of exclusive humanism, which
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Why Josephus Matters
Steve Mason on Flavius Josephus If we leave biblical and New Testament authors out of the frame, Flavius Josephus (37–100+ CE) was the
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No Gods, No Masters
Vincent Lloyd on Nathan G. Alexander What does an atheist want? The answer is simple: freedom from domination. A powerful instinct toward liberation
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Façades of Faith: Reading Church Architecture
Vasileios Marinis on Allen Doig Church histories are rarely concerned with ecclesiastical buildings. Those of us who peruse such books have certainly noticed
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Hegel Our Horizon: Renewing Trinitarianism
Ultimately, it is the hidden weight of Hegelian cargo, says Dorrien, that should be deeply felt by religious philosophers.
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A New History of Orientalism
Richard Calis on Alexander Bevilacqua, Noel Malcolm, Simon Mills, and Jürgen Osterhammel How did Europeans conceptualize the peoples, cultures, and religions of the
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Soloveitchik and St. Paul: A Commentary on the Hebrew Gospels
Sarit Kattan Gribetz on Elijah Zvi Soloveitchik Elijah Zvi Soloveitchik’s surprising work, Qol Qore, is a Hebrew commentary to the Gospels of Matthew,
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