T. M. Moore’s Culture Matters has a twofold goal: first, to provide a unified approach to cultural engagement from a Christian perspective, overcoming what H.

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In Conceiving the Christian College, Wheaton College president Duane Litfin offers a readable and substantive apologia pro collegio suo, while helpfully illuminating broader issues facing

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Of the making of books (and films and recordings) by and about Dietrich Bonhoeffer there is no end, apparently. The Lutheran pastor, theologian and political