Books In Review: Elaine Pagels’s lifelong search for the sacred Pagels vividly recounts her spiritual experiences. But she won’t let herself be bound by any tradition. by Aaron Klink July 1, 2019
Books In Review: The emergence of belief—and unbelief Ethan Shagan chronicles the expansion of these concepts since the Middle Ages. by Ross Kane May 17, 2019
Books In Review: The Christian virtues and the art of dying 9 values that can shape the end of life in a cruciform way by Aaron Klink April 15, 2019
Books In Review: Christian Wiman’s stubborn, slippery faith We need faith, Wiman suggests, because poetry isn't enough. by Nick Ripatrazone October 10, 2018
Cover to Cover The beauty of Anya Silver's faith Anya saw the world in colors. by Elizabeth Palmer August 7, 2018
Faith Matters Having faith in God is better than being certain about God We don't need arguments from the pulpit. We need living water. by M. Craig Barnes July 13, 2018
Books Take & read: New books in Old Testament Does biblical scholarship still matter for the life of faith? selected by Jacqueline Lapsley May 16, 2018
Books In Review: Christian Wiman and the poetry of joy In this anthology of poems selected by Wiman, joy comes in modest and unlikely guise. by Matt Fitzgerald May 9, 2018
Books In Review: The fear loop In our current crisis, fear is both cause and consequence. by Mark E. DeVries October 24, 2017
Books In Review: The rise and fall of Emmanuel Carrère’s faith The Kingdom is a mess, but it refuses to be wholly dismissed. by Philip Christman October 18, 2017
Books In Review: Does humility require doubt? Mark Stenberg takes aim at Christian certainty. I'm not certain that's our problem. by Jason Byassee August 30, 2016
Interview Faith on the edge: Writer Dennis Covington "Belief is not the 'substance of things hoped for.' Faith is." interview by Elizabeth Palmer July 13, 2016
Books In Review: Revelation, by Dennis Covington Dennis Covington is famous for seeking faith in extreme places. Twenty years ago it was the snake-handling, poison-drinking Christians of southern Appalachia. By %1 April 6, 2016
Books In Review: Faith makes us human We wish something would prove beyond doubt that Someone obliged us large-brained, bipedal primates with a breath of consciousness. by Loren Seibold February 14, 2016
Books In Review: The myth of a religion/science conflict Are science and religion enemies or friends? Neither, says Peter Harrison—but they're both forms of virtue. by Jeff Levin February 7, 2016