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36.5—Sept/Oct, 2023
36.4—Jul/Aug, 2023
36.3—May/Jun, 2023
A Protestant Quibble with Fr. Mankowski
35.4—Jul/Aug, 2022
Orthodoxy and Evangelicalism: Contemporary Issues in Global Perspective edited by Bradley Nassif and Tim Grass
35.3—May/Jun, 2022
Baptism: A Guide to Life from Death by Peter J. Leithart
34.5—Sept/Oct, 2021
on Absurd Conclusions over Baptismal Validity
34.3—May/June, 2021
Liberalism & the Ancient Enemy of Our Children
34.2—March/April, 2021
On the Real Division in Play
34.2—March/April, 2021
33.5—September/October, 2020
33.2—March/April, 2020
32.6—November/December, 2019
32.5—September/October, 2019
The Orthodox Reality: Culture, Theology, and Ethics in the Modern World by Vigen Guroian
32.3—May/June, 2019
C. S. Lewis on the Blessed Sacrament
31.6—November/December, 2018
Ecumenical Agreement on Religious Liberty Awaits Catholic Clarity
31.4—July/August, 2018
Labels & the Ecumenism of Discipleship
31.3—May/June, 2018
Cultural Engagement & Natural Law Ecumenism
28.4—July/Aug, 2015
on a Rabbi's Love for Mere Christianity
28.2—March/April, 2015
on Divine Worship & the Natural Limits of Community
24.5—Sept/Oct, 2011
Touchstone’s 25 Years of Common Witness
24.5—Sept/Oct, 2011
Mere Christianity Is Fundamentally Cruciform
24.5—Sept/Oct, 2011
A Surprising Little Angle on Unity
23.2—March/April, 2010
Ecumenical Bedfellows of the Manhattan Declaration
22.5—June, 2009
on Mere Christianity That Is Not Merely Mine
21.5—June, 2008
An Alienated but Enduring Church After the Third Ecumenical Council
19.6—July/August, 2006
The Surprising & Unpredictable Pilgrimage of the New Ecumenism
19.5—June, 2006
On the Picture of God We Draw with Words
19.4—May, 2006
The Recent World Council of Churches Assembly & the End of the Ecumenical Movement
19.4—May, 2006
Evangelical Ecumenism & the Gospel in the Story of Israel Divided
18.10—December, 2005
The Grim Realities of Ecumenism Today
18.5—June, 2005
The Primacy of the Bishop of Rome and the Ecumenical Dialogue
by Adriano Garuti, O.F.M.
17.9—November, 2004
The Virtue of War: Reclaiming the Classic Christian Traditions East and West
17.9—November, 2004
on Our Ecumenical Touchstone
13.6—July/August, 2000
Getting the Gospel Right
by R. C. Sproul
Union with Christ
Carl E. Braaten and
Robert W. Jenson, eds.
13.9—November, 2000
15.10—December, 2002
on an Ecumenical Experiment
13.1—January/February, 2000
An Ecumenical Roundtable Discussion
16.10—December, 2003
16.6—July/August, 2003
A Response to Robert P. George
16.6—July/August, 2003
on Christianity & Anti-Semitism
16.6—July/August, 2003
Evangelicalism & "Mere Christianity"
15.5—June, 2002
Catholic Redeemer, Protestant Trinity
An Ecumenical Experiment in Education
12.4—July/August, 1999
Ecumenical Student Conference Includes “Pro-Gay” Themes
12.2—March/April, 1999
Are Ordinary Christians Ethical?
Socrates’ Ethical Dilemma & the Mere Christian
11.3—May/June, 1998
Evangelical Catholics & Confessional Evangelicals
The Ecumenical Polarities of Lutheranism
9.2—Spring, 1996
The Ecumenical Orthodoxy of a Dominican
Scribe of the Kingdom: Essays on Theology and Culture by Aidan Nichols, O.P.
8.3—Summer, 1995
A Report from an Ecumenical Student Conference
5.1—Winter, 1992
4.2—Special Issue: The Bible, 1991
A Response to The Bible Under Spirit & Church
4.2—Special Issue: The Bible, 1991
The Bible Under Spirit & Church
Some Light from the East for the Perplexed Inerrantist
2.2—Winter, 1988
Decalogue for Ecumenical Discipleship
A Call to Daily Commitment
2.1—Fall, 1987
The Triune God: An Ecumenical Study by E. L. Mascall
2.1—Fall, 1987
Ecumenicity, Orthodoxy & the Christian Spirit
1.2—Winter, 1987
Foolishness to the Greeks: The Gospel and Western Culture by Lesslie Newbigin
more from the online archives
32.6—November/December 2019
An Open Letter to Christian Readers of Jordan Peterson & Roger Scruton by James Bryson
25.3—May/Jun 2012
Calls for Freedom, Democracy & Secularism End Up with None of the Above by Hunter Baker
24.1—January/February 2011
Ruminations on the Monstrous Envy of the Soul-Devouring State by Anthony Esolen
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