Denis Johnson’s final book of short stories reminds us of his literary reach and depth.
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An intriguing and puzzling new book by Stanley Hauerwas
In The Character of Virtue, Stanley Hauerwas offers life lessons to a grandson.
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What four new books on Bob Dylan can teach us
Six decades after he emerged as a star, Bob Dylan still attracts the attention of scholars and fans alike.
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The Faith of Jimmy Carter
America’s 39th president reflects on the centrality of religious faith in the life of the nation and individuals.
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The Prim Presbyterian: the life of Woodrow Wilson
Wilson’s strong moral streak proved to be his greatest asset and his greatest failing.
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What does it mean to be an immigrant in Trump’s America?
The paradox of being from two places but having no real home is a phenomenon all immigrants grapple with. Jorge Ramos is no stranger to that experience.
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Everyone (even atheists and agnostics) can find God in silence
World Without End showcases Father Keating’s wisdom and his lifelong passion for connecting with God in silence.
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Born again (and again, and again, and again): Dara Horn’s new novel
Life is short…but for Dara Horn’s protagonist, it also happens over and over again forever.
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The most dangerous philosopher in the West?
In The Courage of Hopelessness, Zizek challenges the reader to act without relying on the false certainties of ready-made discourses.
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Dear Ross Douthat: Don’t be so worried about the church
History suggests the church is stronger than Mr. Douthat thinks.