The Undertow by Jeff Sharlet
/A reporter’s dispatches from the front line of the culture wars.
Read MoreThe Nones by Ryan Burge
/A look at the growing segment of society that has no use for organized religion.
Read MoreBody of Proof by Jeremiah Johnston
/A slim new book that attempts to lay out proofs for the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Read MoreThe Wandering Mind by Jamie Kreiner
/An intriguing new look at the ways medieval monks managed their screen time.
Read MoreTo Sanctify the World by George Weigel
/A new history of the roots, events, and impacts of the Second Vatican Council.
Read MoreThe Psalms by Dietrich Bonhoeffer
/A beautiful little reprint of the English-language translation of Bonhoeffer’s book on the Psalms.
Read MoreRefugia Faith by Debra Rienstra
/A call for Christians to take on the work of saving the world.
Read MoreBenedict XVI (Volume II) by Peter Seewald
/Peter Seewald’s magnificent two-volume life of Pope Benedict concludes.
Read MoreCross Examined by John W. Campbell
/Everything you’ve always wondered about Christianity but were for 1800 years forbidden on pain of death to ask.
Read MoreA Most Peculiar Book by Kristin Swenson
/A readable guide to the many contradictions, errors, and oddities of the Bible.
Read MoreTornado God by Peter Thuesen
/A new book looks at how American religions deal with devastating “acts of God”.
Read MoreMuhammad and the Empires of Faith by Sean Anthony
/An innovative inquiry into how we know what we know about the birth of Islam.
Read MoreHigh on God: How Megachurches Won the Heart of America
/Megachurches in America are enormously popular and steadily growing - a new book looks at what they are and how they work.
Read MoreDominion: How the Christian Revolution Remade the World by Tom Holland
/Holland traces the insatiable growth and development of Christianity through all its major stages and locations.
Read MoreThe Twentysomething Soul by Tim Clydesdale & Kathleen Garces-Foley
/A very readable guide surveying the inner faith-lives of a generation most Americans find baffling at best.
Read MoreThe Damascus Road by Jay Parini
/A squarely straight-laced affair, a prosier elaboration of the Epistles, an Act Two of the Apostles.
Read MoreThe Incendiaries by R. O. Kwon
/This novel explores potent themes — the nature of Christian faith and its potential for misuse and even harm.
Read MoreChristianity in the Twentieth Century: A World History by Brian Stanley
/Stanley's arguments are based on wide-ranging research, and his prose is clear.
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