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January 6-13, 2014

Vol. 210 / No. 1

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Books

There is a common assumption that the more familiar a person is with a given subject the less objective he or she becomes in assessing it Earle Labor rsquo s new biography of Jack London represents a notable departure from this conventional wisdom After over 50 years of studying Jack London and t

Books
Thomas P. RauschMarch 12, 2014

Icons of Hope John Thiel rsquo s creative effort to explore Christian belief in eternal life is clearly the work of a major theological thinker Focusing on the eschata the classical four last things mdash heaven hell death and judgment mdash Thiel rejects Kant rsquo s position on the limitatio

Mark Rylance as King Richard III
Theater
Rob Weinert-KendtDecember 23, 2013

The Bard’s many incarnations

The Word
John W. MartensDecember 23, 2013

John the Baptist has not just one of the greatest roles in salvation history but one of the great lines in the Bible The day after John baptized Jesus ldquo he saw Jesus coming toward him and declared lsquo Here is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world rsquo rdquo The sacrifi

The Word
John W. MartensDecember 23, 2013

Why did Jesus need to be baptized It was a delicate issue for the earliest Christians as one can see in Matthew rsquo s baptism account in which ldquo John would have prevented him saying lsquo I need to be baptized by you and do you come to me rsquo rdquo One of the sensitivities was tha

Arts & Culture Columns
James T. KeaneDecember 23, 2013

And I say to my people’s masters, Beware/ Beware of the thing that is coming, beware of the risen people/ Who shall take what ye would not give.

Current Comment
The EditorsDecember 23, 2013

Once again, Afghanistan has worn down its would-be conquerors. It is a time to leave.