Essays & Reviews

Augustinian Brothers

“Theology of Hope: United by Postmodern Critical Augustinianism” (TLC, Sept. 5, 2010)

By Eric Turner
If we seek healing and reconciliation, we must resist the temptation to demonize those with whom we disagree.

Review by Garwood P. Anderson
Some recent, diverse offerings on the Lukan corpus seek to fill the gap between biblical scholarship and the Church.

Review by Richard J. Mammana, Jr.
Francis Sypher shares a wealth of archival material with readers, including historical photographs and designs.

Review by Leonard Freeman
A film’s parallels and resonance with current political, social, and religious wrestling are most likely not accidental.

By Matthew Alderman
Contemporary culture struggles with God and conveys a vague and numinous presence rather than a true Being.

People are beset by a variety of “cures” for modern societal and personal ills.

By Mark Lawrence
“To bring Wesley into the mix was to speak of the New Birth, Assurance of Salvation, the Atoning Work of Christ, the Resurrection.”

By Steven R. Ford
Religious people, I’ve discovered, can have a peculiar propensity toward nastiness.

Review by Leonard Freeman
The Hobbit’s lessons resonate warmly for Christian hearts.