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David R. Stewart
David Stewart is director of library services for Luther Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota.
The New Westminster Dictionary of Christian Spirituality
Gordon Wakefield, the editor of this volume’s 1983 predecessor, began his introduction with the observation that the word...
On Paradise Drive
David Brooks has been described as the “house conservative” among regular columnists for the New York ...
Good Morning Midnight: Life and Death in the Wild
Where does a man turn, how does he live, when his hopes and dreams have failed him (or—perhaps no less commonly—when he has fail...
Lost in translation
The upcoming 400th anniversary of the 1611 publication of the King James Bible has sparked a surge of interest in its origins....
Ghosts of October
For many of us, Halloween is simply a matter of carving a pumpkin, arranging costumes for our kids and then accompanying them around the neighborhood for a couple of hours as they bulk up their sup...
The Skeptic, by Terry Teachout
Most adult Americans know something about H. L. Mencken even without having read anything he wrote....
Snobbery, by Joseph Epstein
We can be thankful that a book on this delicate subject was written by somebody other than an academic. Or a comedian....
He Shines in All That's Fair, by Richard J. Mouw
These chapters are the written version of the author's Stob Lectures, given at Calvin Theological Seminary in 2000....
From Anarchy to Power, by Wendy M. Grossman
Is the culture of the Web something genuinely new, or is it merely "human nature plugged-in"?...
Help My Unbelief, by Fleming Rutledge
Fleming Rutledge's second collection of sermons (her first, The Bible and the New York Times, appeared in 1998) is presented as a thoughtful and sustained response to the plea expressed in...
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Faster, by James Gleick
Only a generation ago the settled opinion was that work would soon occupy fewer and fewer of our waking hours....
Nurturing curiosity: A librarian's view
The emergence of the Internet and the World Wide Web as a source of information, a venue for publishing, and a forum for dialogue now defines libraries nearly as much as the more familiar milieu of...
J. I. Packer: A Biography, by Alister McGrath
By Alister McGrath, J.I. Packer: A Biography. (Baker, 344 pp.)...