 
Volume 7, Issue 3
May/June, 2001 |
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A Hogan in Bethlehem p. 33
Answering Critics of An Evangelical Celebration
Cracks in the Monolith?
Evangelical Protestants and the 2000 election.
Lyman A. Kellstedt, Corwin E. Smidt, James L. Guth, and John C. Green
Englishing the Book
The rise and fall of the King James Bible.
Mark Noll
Galileo Had a Daughter
Science is always entangled in the particulars of a time and place.
Virginia Stem Owens
How Should Evangelicals Do Theology? Delete the Post from Postconservative
How Should Evangelicals Do Theology? Stop Fretting About Sure-Footedness
Killing Jesus All Over Again
How medieval stories about desecrating the Eucharist were used to justify the murder of Jews.
Lauren F. Winner
Letters
On the Road with Christianity
A conversation with missiologist Andrew Walls.
Interview by Donald A. Yerxa
Practicing Faith in the Inner City
Mark R. Gornik
Stranger in a Strange Land
The Conscience of a (Catholic) Fundamentalist
David Lyle Jeffrey
The Iron Women of Chinese Cinema
Why do so many recent Chinese films feature strong women?
Stefan Ulstein
The Last Medieval Man
Daniel Taylor
The Voice That Found Her
Native American novelist and poet Diane Glancy writes by listening.
Wendy Murray Zoba
Whatever Happened to Methodism?
Evangelicalism flourishes. But can it overcome the inner contradictions brought about by its success?
David Martin
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