Review | Deep Anglicanism
This book, which has some 34 chapters plus a prologue, conclusion, appendix, and index, and which clocks in at just
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Excerpt | Deep Anglicanism
In 1964 the British pop group Herman’s Hermits put King Henry VIII on the minds and lips of teenagers. Their
Addendum | Citizenship Without Illusions
In 2003, David Koyzis first published his highly influential book on political ideologies, Political Visions and Illusions: A Survey and Christian
Interview | Hopeful Realism
In this episode, CRCD executive director Trey Dimsdale talks with Jesse Covington, Bryan T. McGraw, and Micah Watson, authors of
Review | Hopeful Realism
In challenging his fellow evangelicals to more faithful social action, the theologian Carl F. H. Henry (1913–2003) lamented the lack
Essay | Hopeful Realism
In the previous election, the victorious party campaigned on a message of “common sense.” The opposing party used similar language. Political
Excerpt | Hopeful Realism
There has been a widespread resurgence of natural law thinking across the landscape of Protestant Christian higher education. While Roman
Interview | Hannah’s Children
In this final issue of the inaugural year of the Reading Wheel Review, CRCD executive director Trey Dimsdale interviews Dr. Catherine
Essay | Hannah’s Children
Some evolutionary biologists make the observation that natural selection continues in the contemporary world. Yes, the evolutionary process whereby those
Review | Hannah’s Children
I was lucky to grow up with an excellent parish priest. His preaching was particularly memorable, and one of the