Books In Review: Jewish history through Christian eyes Must Christianity always define itself against Judaism? The Didache didn't. by Erika Tritle November 15, 2017
Books In Review: Chaos and continuity Luminaries praise Paula Fredriksen's Sin as gripping and magnificent. Her book on Augustine was both of these things. This one isn't. by Jason Byassee December 16, 2012
Cover Story Unnecessary roughness: The moral hazards of football A sociologist might see in football a society's need to control and ritualize violence. The church fathers, however, weren't much for sociologists. by Benjamin J. Dueholm September 10, 2012
Cover Story The new black theology: Retrieving ancient sources to challenge racism When black theologians focused on nontraditional and extra-Christian sources, white theologians had an excuse to ignore them. Not anymore. by Jonathan Tran January 26, 2012