Gratitude to our Departing Editorial Director
Three years ago a small team worked every day through the summer months to craft what would launch in January 2013 as the
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First Impressions #39 Joseph Laycock
Dave Krueger talks with Joseph Laycock about his book Dangerous Games: What the Moral Panic over Role-Playing Games Says about Play, Religion, and
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Present and Future of the Hebrew Past – By Aaron Koller
Aaron Koller on William M. Schniedewind’s A Social History of Hebrew The philologist sat with his back hunched, staring, now through a looking
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Escaping Colonialism, Rescuing Religion – By Alexandra Kaloyanides
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Contemporary Islam Considered: Elizabeth Kassab
Elizabeth Suzanne Kassab joins Sarah Eltantawi to talk about the role of the intellectual and intellectual production in a tumultuous Arab world. Dr.
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MRBlog | Evangelicals and the LGBTQ Question: What’s Really Going On?
By Greg Carey Recently we’ve seen one evangelical leader after another extend a full welcome to LGBTQ folk in the church’s life
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First Impressions #38: Chris Beneke and Christopher Grenda
Art Remillard talks with Chris Beneke and Christopher Grenda about their new edited volume, The Lively Experiment: Religious Toleration in America from Roger
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First Impressions #37: Kelly Brown Douglas
Dave Krueger talks with Kelly Brown Douglas about her book Stand Your Ground: Black Bodies and the Justice of God. Douglas is an
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Everything You Own in a Box to the Left: Reclaiming the Potential of the Sacred in Music – By Lieke Wijnia
Lieke Wijnia on Christopher Partridge’s The Lyre of Orpheus In the song Irreplacable (2006), Beyoncé puts her lover’s possessions in a box and
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The Talmud and the Desert Fathers – By Daniel Boyarin
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