editorials
On the Omnipotent Humility That Saves an Old & Infantile World
by Anthony Esolen
columns
The Leading Edge
by Phillip E. Johnson
Life Sentences
by William L. Saunders
As It Is Written...
by Patrick Henry Reardon
features
Multiculturalism & the Christian’s Multiple Identities
by D. G. Hart
The Seven Heavens of the Chronicles Revealed
by Michael Ward
views
Anthony Esolen on the Books We Discover but Fear to Read
Graeme Hunter on the Tensions Between Pensions & Treasures in Heaven
Joanna Bogle on the Family History a Winter Festival
Doesn’t Tell
Bobby N. Winters on Worshiping After the First Date
book reviews
Christianity for the Rest of Us:
How the Neighborhood Church Is Transforming the Faith
by Diana Butler Bass
reviewed by David Mills
Tripping the Prom Queen:
The Truth About Women and Rivalry
by Susan Shapiro Barash
reviewed by S. M. Hutchens
Crisis of Doubt:
Honest Faith in Nineteenth-Century England
by Timothy Larsen
reviewed by Harold K. Bush
Virgil: The Aeneid
translated by Robert Fagles, introduction by Bernard Knox
reviewed by Franklin Freeman
The President, The Pope, and the Prime Minister: Three Who Changed the World
by John O'Sullivan
reviewed by Joan Frawley Desmond
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