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CC recommends: History & current events
A special Christmas review of noteworthy books, movies and music.
CC recommends: Theology & spirituality
A special Christmas review of noteworthy books, movies and music.
CC recommends: Fiction
A special Christmas review of noteworthy books, movies and music.
CC recommends: Poetry
A special Christmas review of noteworthy books, movies and music.
CC recommends: Children’s literature
A special Christmas review of noteworthy books, movies and music.
Far-flung faith
The author's breadth of vision has enormous implications for how we
understand the nature of Christian truth and the relationship between
indispensable core doctrines and later theological interpretations.
Hefty reading
I've recently read and I highly recommend the following four books. Each is different and satisfying. Each is hefty, which is satisfying in its own way—it always feels like something of a statement to travel with a hardback book that's hard to fit into an airplane carry-on bag.
Challenges for missions
I'd like to see this award-winning journalist's book read by
all Christians--from evangelicals who believe that their life's calling is to save
souls to those Christians who, while denouncing proselytizing, feel called to offer
compassionate, practical aid to those who need help. For either of the above
missionary types, Griswold dispels illusions. She is fearless in following a story
into the most remote village, and wise in her understanding of how religions
collide and inflame and exacerbate volatile situations.
Clash of cultures?
What happens when an anthropologist who happens to be a Pakistani, a former diplomat and a member of the Incident Management Team of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security shows up at 100 American mosques armed with questionnaires and a few white student research assistants? For the most part, nothing very controversial.