The Truth Shall Make You Free: Catholicism and the CIA
Greg Barnhisel reviews two new books about the history of the CIA.
"You always admire what you really don't understand."
— Blaise Pascal
Greg Barnhisel reviews two new books about the history of the CIA.
Greg BarnhiselNov 13, 2021
Emina Melonic reviews Mustafa Akyol's "Reopening Muslim Minds: A Return to Reason, Freedom, and Tolerance."
Emina MelonicNov 6, 2021
Reimaging Dante’s great poem 700 years after the poet’s death.
Brad EvansSep 14, 2021
Did the ancient Greeks and early Christians use psychedelics in their ceremonies?
Ayize Jama-EverettSep 4, 2021
How the landmark repatriation of an ancient Ethiopic codex challenges our methods of worship, the histories we tell, and the erasures of empire.
Philip KurianAug 22, 2021
The “literal meaning” of a sacred text does not exist separate from rabbinic opinion.
Atar HadariJul 25, 2021
A convincing argument that the ghosts of slavery haunt the white evangelical church.
Jennifer C. MartinJul 18, 2021
Nile Green reviews Afshin Marashi's "Exile and the Nation: The Parsi Community of India and the Making of Modern Iran."
Nile GreenJun 13, 2021
Adam McDuffie reviews "Solemn Reverence: The Separation of Church and State in American Life" by Randall Balmer.
Adam McDuffieMay 30, 2021
Two new books explore the richness and strangeness of life among Orthodox Jews.
Tom TeicholzMay 14, 2021
A poet discusses his new translation of the gospels into vernacular American speech.
Ian Ross SingletonApr 3, 2021
Sarah Iles Johnston considers "How God Becomes Real," the recently published book by T. M. Luhrmann.
Sarah Iles JohnstonMar 14, 2021