There’s nothing like issues of race to get people talking in America.
During the International Festival of Arts and Ideas, an annual 15-day celebration of artists and...
For the American revivialist and philosopher who wrote A Faithful Narrative of the Surprising Work of God in the Conversion of Many Hundred Souls in Northampton in 1737, it...
Kathryn Banakis ’03 B.A., ’09 M.Div. has recently published her spiritual memoir, Bubble Girl: An Irreverent Journey of Faith (Chalice Press, 2013). Writes one reviewer: “...
Harry S. Stout, Yale’s Jonathan Edwards Professor of American Christianity, isn’t terribly impressed by the excesses and extremes of contemporary culture. As a historian, he...
I recently returned from a trip to Rome, where I heard John Allen, the prominent Vatican commentator for CNN and National Public Radio, offer the tongue-in-cheek comment that...
