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David S. Cunningham
David S. Cunningham is professor of religion and director of the CrossRoads Project at Hope College.
“Do not presume”
The fate of the other thief
A second time around
What books compel a second—or third or fourth—reading? How is the second reading different from the first, and what does the difference reveal about the book or the reader? We asked ten writers, including Margaret Miles, Gordon Atkinson, Mary Doria Russell, Diana Butler Bass and David Cunningham, to name a book that they chose to reread, and to share their reactions "the second time around."
Getting saved
Though it has all the marks of an independent film—a film-school screenplay and production difficulties—Saved! is blessed with an intelligent script and a first-rate ensemble of actors whose...
The way of wisdom: The practical theology of David Ford
If the United States and Great Britain are “two nations separated by a common language,” then perhaps Christian theologians of the two countries are “...
Living the questions: The converging worlds of Rowan Williams
Two years ago, at the relatively young age of 49, Rowan Williams became archbishop of the Church in Wales, one of the provinces of the Anglican Communion....
The new orthodoxy?
Radical Orthodoxy: A New Theology, edited by John Milbank, Catherine Pickstock and Graham Ward...
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