 
Volume 10, Issue 3
May/June, 2004 |
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After Theory, Theology?
Pauline self-abandonment as a response to postmodern nihilism.
By Eugene McCarraher
David Martin: Sociologist as Servant of the Church
A faithful witness at the intersection of sociology and theology.
By John G. Stackhouse, Jr.
Democratic Piety
Jeffrey Stout reinvigorates the debate over religion in the public square.
by Lauren F. Winner
Differently Disabled
Forrest Gump without the extravagance: the ordinary life of Bill Porter.
By Crystal Downing
El Espiritu Santo
Exploring Latino Pentecostalism.
By Douglas Jacobsen
Food™
How we've gone from raising crops to worrying about them.
by Eric Miller
Food™
How we've gone from raising crops to worrying about them.
by Eric Miller
Getting From Is to Ought
Why there is no dichotomy between facts and values.
by Ric Machuga
How to Unmuzzle a Threshing Ox
Bridging the gender divide in the workplace.
by Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen
Intoxicated with Tomatoes
by John Wilson
Jekyll and Hyde's Hometown
The capital of the Scottish Enlightenment.
Neil Dickson
Jesus and Mama
The intercessor par excellence in country music
by Sam Torode
Jesus in Beijing
by David Lyle Jeffrey
Martin Marty's Martin Luther
A masterful life of the Reformer.
by Kenneth L. Woodward
'Modern Dishes For Modern Living'
How Wonderbowls changed the world.
by Nathan Bierma
Tell Me Again: Why Do Churches Grow?
Looking for answers in demographics.
by James A. Mathisen
The Barbarians Have Come
Reinhold Niebuhr's daughter examines her fellow Christians and finds most of them wanting.
by Paul C. Merkley
The Biggest Book in the World
In pursuit of a 130-pound photo album.
by Laurance Wieder
The Lonely Emancipator
Lincoln's legal prudence in ending the peculiar institution.
by Lucas E. Morel
The Lord of Limit
Is Geoffrey Hill the greatest living English poet?
by Alan Jacobs
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