editorials
Justly Praising the Great
& the Mediocre
by David Mills
report
The Grim Realities of Ecumenism Today
by Raymond J. Keating
On the New & Biased Research Linking Faith & Social Ills
by George H. Gallup, Jr.
columns
Book Return
by Graeme Hunter
As It Is Written...
by Patrick Henry Reardon
features
How the Loss of a Loved One Is an Unexpected Gain
by David Paul Deavel
The Author of the 250-Year-Old Dictionary Was a True Man of the Word
by Ian Hunter
Homosexuality Is a Linguistic as Well as a Moral Error
by R. V. Young
views
Nathan Schlueter on a Disputation in the Scholastic Tradition
Anthony Esolen on an Apostle’s Encounter with
the Son’s Children
Bill Gnade on the Questions We Don’t Ask
Russell D. Moore on the Path of the Man in Black
Mark D. Linville on Why Johnny Cash Sang from His Mother’s
Hymn Book
book reviews
Sacred Work by Tom Davis
reviewed by Anne Barbeau Gardiner
Evening In The Palace Of Reason
by James R. Gaines
reviewed by Timothy A. Smith
Three Views on Eastern Orthodoxy and Evangelicalism
edited by James Stamoolis
reviewed by Warren Farha
The Kingdom Is
Always but Coming
by Christopher H. Evans
reviewed by Eric Miller
The Problem of Evil and the Problem of God
by D. Z. Phillips
reviewed by Graeme Hunter
departments
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