Urchin on the Beat is the captivating second volume of Uwe Siemon-Netto's memoir series, detailing his tumultuous teenage years in post-war Germany. The story picks up in 1947,...
The Bible is not some dusty textbook, but a veritable circus of humanity, with high-soaring saints, back-talking donkeys, left-handed kingslayers, and all the glory and gore you...
Faith Alone, written in 1943, is a prequel to Bo Giertz's better-known novel, The Hammer of God. This is Bo Giertz's masterpiece-written with the doctrinal clarity and purpose of...
On any given Sunday the Christian approaches Christ who is present in Word and Meal. The songs, movements, and prayers that surround this Word and Meal are called the Divine...
The Church is fracturing, revolution is brewing, and society is changing rapidly. Three authors who shaped this new world with their pens—Martin Luther, Desiderius Erasmus, and...
An analysis and critique of "deconstructionism" in the field of law, and a sometimes hilarious examination of examples of lawyers' reasoning.
Mark doesn't waste words in his Gospel. His Jesus, the Jesus, is a man on a mission, determined, racing. Mark doesn't waste words, but his words pack a punch and his brief...
Each of us is the owner of a seemingly random collection of theologies, doctrines, and superstitions—a junk drawer of religious ideas and influences. - It's the witticisms your...
This debate took place on October 2008, sponsored by the Literary and Historical Society of University College Dublin. The proposition being debated was, "That this house finds it...
An appreciation of Alfred Thompson "Tom" Denning, the "greatest common law jurist of the 20th Century." Dr. John Warwick Montgomery's presentation, across two lectures, compares...