by Richard Lischer Alfred A. Knopf, New York City. 248 pages. reviewed by Leslie A. Klingensmith One usually uses words..
by Paul A. Scaglione and John M. Mulder Cascade Books, Eugene, Ore. 112 pages. reviewed by Wayne A. Van Kampen ..
Yes, Hollywood has fallen completely in love with its impressive capacity to present to us stunning images on the screen, using the..
This film is the story of how the writers of the Beat Generation began: basically, they met at Columbia University, which Allen..
October 8, 2013, Dallas, Texas Presbyterian Outlook (Ronald Salfen): How did you get Daniel Radcliffe (the actor who played “Harry Potter”)..
by Warner Bailey Pickwick Publications, Eugene, Ore. 126 pages. reviewed by ELISA OWEN This book attempts to provide a theological..
Book review – The Good Funeral: Death, Grief and the Community of Care by Thomas Long and Thomas Lynch Westminster John..
When you’re sixty-something, the old-age jokes take on special meaning. But also, when you’re sixty-something, you appreciate a comedy that doesn’t just..
Rarely is there a performance that so overpowers the story that it becomes the story. Matthew McConaughey, as Ron Woodroof, gives an..
The Relational Pastor: Sharing in Christ by Sharing Ourselves by Andrew Root InterVarsity Press, Downers Grove, Ill. 255 pages. ..
The Believer’s Guide to the Multiverse by David Williams Shook Foil Books, 136 pages. “The Believer’s Guide to the..
“Take care! Be on your guard against all kinds of greed; for one’s life does not consist in the abundance of..
Living in Limbo: Life in the Midst of Uncertainty by Donald Capps and Nathan Carlin Cascade Books, Eugene, Ore. 127..
The Case for the Psalms: Why They Are Essential by N.T. Wright HarperOne. San Francisco. 196 pages. Is there anyone writing today..
“Blue Caprice” is a chilling film. It’s a low-budget, under-hyped, starkly real story of the two still-anonymous men who became the 2002..
It’s quite an undertaking to do the original Shakespeare play in the olde Elizabethan English and to do so with quality..
As a flag-waving United States citizen who also happens to be a journalist, I watched this film with a great deal of..
The acting is great, the directing is top-flight, the script is suitably complex, the atmosphere is carefully creepily nuanced, but this is..
The Bible Made Impossible: Why Biblicism Is Not a Truly Evangelical Reading of Scripture by Christian Smith Brazos Press, Grand Rapids,..
“Gravity” is a most believable space thriller that’s just a fantastic ride. Matt Kowalsky (George Clooney) is the pilot, and Dr...
How the West Really Lost God: A New Theory of Secularization by Mary Eberstadt Templeton Press, West Conshohocken, Pa., 268 pages..
Shaking Hands with the Devil: The Intersection of Terrorism and Theology by William J. Abraham Highland Loch Press, Dallas. 180 pages. ..
Those of us who have ever been hunting before realize that there is a terrible possibility with a high-powered rifle: if you..
“Rush” tells a good story about an intense rivalry between two Formula One race car drivers in the 1970s. James Hunt..
We “baby boomers” do not often find a warm, touching, funny romantic comedy for people “our age,” much less one that takes..
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