Books & Culture

January/February 1997 Issue

Volume 3, Number 1

March/April 1997 Issue

November/December 1996 Issue

Books & Culture was a bimonthly review that engaged the contemporary world from a Christian perspective. Every issue of Books & Culture contained in-depth reviews of books that merit critical attention, as well as shorter notices of significant new titles. It was published six times a year by Christianity Today from 1995 to 2016.

The Subject Was Noses

by Frederica Mathewes-Green

Commentary(Part 1)

by C. Stephen Evans

What Makes Scholarship Christian?

by George Marsden

Kids Who Kill

Michael Cromartie

Taking Haiti Personally

Female Fury Fuels Box-Office Frenzy

by Michael G. Maudlin

When Alice Meets Socrates

by Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen

Stranger in a Strange Land: New Year’s Resolution

by John Wilson, Managing Editor

The Mystery of Spirit Possession(Part 2)

by David C. Downing

The Mystery of Spirit Possession(Part 1)

by David C. Downing

Commentary(Part 2)

Confessions of a Sex Addict

by Richard J. Mouw

In Brief: January 01, 1997

Theory Against Everything

Strict Father Is Watching You

by Keith J. Pavlischek

Why We Trust Numbers More Than People

by David N. Livingstone

Getting God’s Name Right

by Walter Wangerin, Jr.

Do We Really Need a Public Philosophy?

by Ashley Woodiwiss

Can We Agree to Agree?

by Ronald J. Sider

The Foxhole Subculture

Robert W. Patterson

A Nation of Peter Pans

Margaret Gramatky Alter

An Appetite for the Sun

by Lavonne Neff

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