Romancing God: Evangelical Women and Inspirational Fiction by Lynn S Neal (University of North Carolina Press, 2006; ISBN 978-0-8078-5670-3, $18.95). I bet you’d never imagined reading a TTC
I am a self-professed lover of words. People who can turn a loose collection of adjectives, nouns, verbs, adverbs, and some well-placed punctuation into lusciously stunning poetry and
Below is a review of The Conversion of Therapy and Desire. This book was written by Thinking Through Christianity’s own contributor Dr. Mark Boone. In the review I
During National Poetry Month, we at TTC had the privilege of previewing and presenting some of Marjorie Maddox’s poetry. In that post, Christine highlighted poems that reveal “the connection of
Summer reading is usually light and breezy. No one wants to think too deeply while lounging pool-side. But I have a few book recommendations that let you ponder
Meet Allama Iqbal: British knight, national poet of Pakistan, author of poetry in two languages (Persian and Urdu), author of philosophy in two languages (Persian and English), and
Can a moderate Christian 1) truly exist, and 2) speak anything truthful? This is the question I have asked myself constantly over the past two weeks. As I
I am an editor of a new book, to be released in the near-ish future by Wipf and Stock Publishers: Science Fiction Film and the Abolition of Man. Details
Deum et animam scire cupio: I yearn to know God and the soul. So says Augustine in his 386 A. D. Soliloquies, one of four texts in his Cassiciacum Dialogues. The
