Books In Review: What does the cross mean for people with disabilities? David McLachlan proposes a participatory atonement in which God engages creation’s contingency and vulnerability. by Aaron Klink March 30, 2022
Books In Review: Miriam, Esther, and other biblical non-mothers Lisa Wilson Davison showcases women who thrive despite—and perhaps because of—their childfree state. by Elizabeth Felicetti March 29, 2022
Books In Review: Why was the apostle Paul in prison so often? Perhaps for the same reasons people are today. by Sarah Jobe March 23, 2022
Books In Review: American GIs and the chaplains who served them Kurt Piehler reconstructs the lived religious experience of the World War II battlefield. by MM Gibson March 21, 2022
Books In Review: On the path to holiness with Dostoevsky Paul Contino offers a hope-filled reading of The Brothers Karamazov. by Jeannine Marie Pitas March 17, 2022
Books In Review: The frightening side of baptism Peter Leithart argues that the sacrament’s violence is surprisingly good news. by Annelisa Burns March 15, 2022
Books In Review: Obery Hendricks condemns the sins of right-wing evangelicalism If his book were a trial, the verdict would be clear: guilty. by Martin Thielen March 10, 2022
Books In Review: Freeing Philemon from the “fugitive slave” theory Stephen Young lets Paul’s letter speak for itself. by Nijay K. Gupta March 9, 2022
Books In Review: At Tara Isabella Burton’s fictional boarding school, the hunger for transcendence gets dark A tale of beauty, religion, and how easy it is to exploit them by Benjamin J. Dueholm March 4, 2022
Books In Review: Why go to church camp? Jacob Sorenson has written a wise, informative, and practical study of the benefits of Christian summer camps. by Meggan Manlove March 2, 2022