In this book, Columbia University philosophy professor Philip Kitcher is “refreshing,” journeywithjesus.net affirms, “because he repudiates the contempt for religion” that the so-called “new atheists” posit. “He does not view

Inevitably, one thing leads to another. A relative in Wisconsin emails to your librarians a clipping from a newspaper there—a “Dear Reader” letter from the publisher: “On aging and invisibility.”

“My whole world was ripped out from me,” wails a former Assemblies of God minister. This is a telltale line from “The Unbelieving,” a drama that, according to the playbill

In Life After Doom, Brian McLaren, a SSUC favourite, reaches the conclusion that—spoiler alert!—”civilization as we know it is now doomed to collapse.” That, anyway, is New Zealand environmentalist James Beck’s

Tom Krattenmaker strips Jesus “of theology [and] doctrine,” critic and Baptist cleric Alisha Gordon writes, so the National Catholic Reporter can be expected to condemn this book, right? Not so: “[G]uiding readers