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“. . . How should mere Christians respond to both the systematic abuse of children by current Western elites and institutions and the prophetic summons? Perhaps we already live under a divine curse? Perhaps a new Elijah is coming? We cannot know. Yet the admonition to turn our hearts to our children remains as clear as ever. . . .”
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The Anti-Family War & Its Lies by Allan C. Carlson
24.06 — Nov/Dec 2011
The Tyranny of Modern Freedom versus the Freedom of Jesus
24.01 — Jan/Feb 2011
Marriage Thrives in Reality, Not in Our Dreams
Old Records & Sacred History
from the current issue—july/august 2019
32:4 — july/august 2019
Does Biblical Language for Man Matter? by Stephen F. Noll
32:4 — july/august 2019
Graeme Hunter on Probability, Death & the Existence of God
32:4 — july/august 2019
Will Islamicization Become Its New Future by Peter Riddell
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from the archives on history (74 articles)
31.1—January/February 2018
on Ragnarök, an Extreme Weather Event & the Paths to Conversion by Timothy J. Burbery
15.6—July/August 2002
Things Hidden Since the Beginning of the World
The Shape of Divine Providence & Human History by James Hitchcock
from the archives on culture (104 articles)
31.6—November/December 2018
Victimhood Culture Scapegoats Its Very Source by Michael P. Foley
22.3—April 2009
Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business by J. Daryl Charles
from the archives on imagination (20 articles)
18.4—May 2005
The Idylls, Idols & Devils That Corrupt the Moral Imagination by Vigen Guroian
19.10—December 2006
Training Up a Child Requires a Well-Formed Imagination by David Mills
columns
Illuminations
on Christian hymns
32.4 — July/August 2019
32.3 — May/June 2019
32.2 — March/April 2019
From Heavenly Harmony
on classical music
32.4 — July/August 2019
32.3 — May/June 2019
32.2 — March/April 2019
on works of Christian art
32.4 — July/August 2019
32.3 — May/June 2019
32.2 — March/April 2019
on books for children
32.3 — May/June 2019
32.1 — January/February 2019
31.5 — September/October 2018
Mortal Remains
on theology and culture
32.4 — July/August 2019
32.3 — May/June 2019
32.2 — March/April 2019
As It Is Written . . .
on the bible and theology
32.4 — July/August 2019
32.3 — May/June 2019
32.2 — March/April 2019
book reviews
32.2 — March/April, 2019
The Aura of Science
Flight from the Absolute: Cynical Observations on the Postmodern West, Volume II
by Paul Gosselin—A review by Louis Markos
32.4 — July/August, 2019
Novel Conversion
Evolution of Desire: A Life of René Girard
by Cynthia L. Haven—A review by David K. Anderson
32.3 — May/June, 2019
Shame & Redemption
The Crucifix on Mecca's Front Porch: A Christian's Companion for the Study of Islam—A review by Casey Chalk
32.4 — July/August, 2019
Then They Will Come for Us
Then They Came For Me: Martin Niemöller, The Pastor Who Defied the Nazis by Matthew D. Hockenos—A review by J. Daryl Charles
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