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JUNE/JULY 2012: EDITOR’S NOTE by Steven Bouma-Prediger Nicholas Wolterstorff is widely regarded as one of the greatest Christian thinkers of his generation. A philosopher by
“Despite its protests to the contrary, modern Christianity has become willy-nilly the religion of the state and the economic status-quo. Because it has been so
Steve Bouma-Prediger If you ever met them, you wouldn’t think that Kenneth and Kenny share much more than their names. But even their names are
NOVEMBER 2007: REVIEW What does it mean to engage in a spiritual reading of the Bible? How do we read the Bible not for information
Steven Bouma-Prediger You can’t tell me there is no mystery It’s everywhere I turn So sings Canadian singer-songwriter Bruce Cockburn in a new song. In
My wood-pallet compost bin is decomposing. Not only the leaves and coffee grounds and eggshells inside it, but the bin itself. It desperately needs to
“Abuse is use without grace; it is always a failure in the counterpoint of use and enjoyment.” So argues Joseph Sittler in the title essay
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