The Writer’s Shed: Peter Enns
Charles Halton talks with Peter Enns about his new book, The Sin of Certainty, the difficulties of studying the Bible, writing trade books,
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A Conversation on Race, Faith and Community
Charles Halton talks with Leslie Dawn Callahan, Willie James Jennings, Christopher Doucot and Barbara Savage during the 30th anniversary celebration of the Grawemeyer
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Paul Theroux Ruined Travel Writing – By Charles Halton
Charles Halton on Paul Theroux’s Deep South After a lifetime exploring foreign lands, travel writer Paul Theroux took a trip to his backyard
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Milton Friedman Drove Out Leviticus – By Charles Halton
Charles Halton on Andro Linklater’s Owning the Earth: The Transforming History of Land Ownership Karl Marx summarized his assessment of the newly declared Commonwealth
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A Conversation with the 2015 Grawemeyer Award Winner Willie James Jennings
Willie James Jennings on theology, the origins of race, and his decision to get arrested The Grawemeyer Award in Religion is an annual prize that
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An Interview with Miroslav Volf
Miroslav Volf discusses the life worth living with Charles Halton Miroslav Volf is Henry B. Wright Professor of Systematic Theology at Yale and the
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An Interview with Walter Brueggemann
Walter Brueggemann discusses prophetic imagination and the future of Old Testament theology with Charles Halton Walter Brueggemann is Professor Emeritus of Old Testament
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Sterilizing the Bible
Charles Halton reads Melissa Mohr’s Holy Sh*t: A Brief History of Swearing and questions modern Bible translations I remember the first time I
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Stephen Prothero talks to Charles Halton about American Religion
Interfaith 2.0, America’s Bible, and No Common Creed Stephen Prothero is a Professor in the Department of Religion at Boston University. He specializes
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Has Michael Coogan Seized His Opportunity? – By Charles Halton
Charles Halton on Michael Coogan’s A Reader of Ancient Near Eastern Texts The first literary anthology appeared no later than the Hellenistic period
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