A study of religion that serves two masters fails in predictable fashion
Reviews
REVIEW: The Country Under Heaven
A haunted and haunting journey through uncanny (big) valleyÂ
REVIEW: High Hawk
All of life is a mystery
REVIEW: Against Worldview?
Academic freedom + romantic individualism = one huge mistake
REVIEW: Storylife
Homer for our time
REVIEW: Renaissance Man
Charlie Peacock’s memoir drives deep into evangelicalism’s historic twentieth-century turn
REVIEW: Heavy Metal Nursing
Stay here. Feel this.
REVIEW: How Warring Religious Nationalists Forged Lincoln’s Union
When religious nationalism becomes a religion of nationalism
REVIEW: Two-Step Devil
In her new novel, Jamie Quatro turns against facsimile for the sake of reality itself
REVIEW: Glimmers of Truth
We need a theology of fiction
REVIEW: California’s Pilgrimage
What’s so special about the Golden State?
REVIEW: Slave Trading in the Civil War South
The demands of capital savaged hope
REVIEW: The Beechers
America’s ‘most influential family’ had troubles familiar to most of us today
REVIEW: Our Nazi
A past failure of moral judgment sounds an alert today
REVIEW: American Covenant
Yuval Levin aims for institutional reform. He needs a different target.
REVIEW: Death of the Author
Can ever-advancing technology be brought under the reign of love?
REVIEW: Quiet in a World of DistractionÂ
Hope and quiet walk hand in hand
REVIEW: Hateful Jane AustenÂ
All you need is love?
REVIEW: X Factors
Harari synthesizes his synthesis in yet another masterwork
REVIEW: Wendell Berry’s New Decade of Sabbath Poems
The watcher is not alone