What if Christianity never existed?
Walter Scheidel’s tour de force of world history is based almost entirely on counterfactuals.
Walter Scheidel’s tour de force of world history is based almost entirely on counterfactuals.
Wright’s rereading of scripture is brilliant. Too bad he’s so disparaging of other viewpoints.
Stephen Fowl’s fresh approach to the study of idolatry
A literary look at the walls that protect us—and keep us captive
A new collection of Doyle’s nonfiction overflows with wonder.
I wish I’d had Mark Charles and Soong-Chan Rah’s book when I was in college.
How can the church become less of a citadel and more of a field hospital?
Theodore Hiebert’s deft reading elicits a fresh awareness of the legitimacy of the other in Genesis.
Melissa Rogers considers what a healthy role for religion in American public life might look like.