A higher education Baylor and the vocation of a Christian university

Corneal contact lenses by members of the Contact Lens Section, Dept. of Ophtalmology, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas

Cardiovascular research center bulletin.

The collected works of James Wm. Mcclendon, Jr.

Seriously dangerous religion what the Old Testament really says and why it matters

Family and the politics of moderation private life, public goods, and the rebirth of social individualism

Power, service, humility a New Testament ethic

Augustine for the philosophers the rhetor of Hippo, The confessions, and the continentals

The lost essay of Rhode Island's founding father

Disability, providence, and ethics bridging gaps, transforming lives

Making good creation, creativity, and artistry

Israel, church, and the gentiles in the Gospel of Matthew

Gratitude an intellectual history

Interpretation and the claims of the text resourcing New Testament theology : essays in honor of Charles H. Talbert

Baptist preaching a global anthology

Ice axes for frozen seas a theology of biblical provocation

Jesus of Nazareth Jew from Galilee, savior of the world

China, Christianity, and the question of culture

Faith, hope, and love the ecumenical trio of virtues

State of the marital union rhetoric, identity, and nineteenth-century marriage controversies

The ecology of spirituality meanings, virtues, and practices in a post-religious age

Converts to civil society Christianity and political culture in contemporary Hong Kong

The power of children the construction of Christian families in the Greco-Roman world

Made in the margins Latina/o constructions of U.S. religious history

The scandal of having something to say Ricoeur and the possibility of postliberal preaching

Scoring transcendence film music as contemporary religious experience

After the genome a language for our biotechnological future

Claiming Exodus a cultural history of Afro-Atlantic identity, 1774-1903

George MacDonald divine carelessness and fairytale levity

Redemption in poetry and philosophy Wordsworth, Kant, and the making of the post-Christian imagination

Aristotle and Black Drama a Theater of Civil Disobedience

The reality of the resurrection the New Testament witness

The novel as church preaching to readers in contemporary fiction

Statecraft and salvation Wilsonian liberal internationalism as secularized eschatology

Flannery O'Connor writing a theology of disabled humanity

Apocalyptic Paul cosmos and anthropos in Romans 5-8

Convenient myths the axial age, dark green religion, and the world that never was

From Jesus to the New Testament early Christian theology and the origin of the New Testament canon

The making of Korean Christianity Protestant encounters with Korean religions, 1876-1915

Where the aunts are family, feminism, and kinship in popular culture

Flesh made word medieval women mystics, writing, and the incarnation

Because of Beauvoir Christianity and the cultivation of female genius

Preaching fools the Gospel as a rhetoric of folly

The comedia of virginity Mary and the politics of seventeenth-century Spanish theater

The acts of Philip a new translation

A brutal unity the spiritual politics of the Christian church

Stumping God Reagan, Carter, and the invention of a political faith

Epistemic obligations truth, individualism, and the limits of belief

The hermeneutics of the apostolic proclamation the center of Paul's method of scriptural interpretation

The sacred community art, sacrament, and the people of God

The politics of sacred rhetoric absolutist appeals and political persuasion

The constitution of religious freedom God, politics, and the First Amendment

Jesus and the demise of death resurrection, afterlife, and the fate of the Christian

Arminius and his Declaration of sentiments an annotated translation with introduction and theological commentary

Religion in early Stuart England, 1603-1638 an anthology of primary sources

Revelation and the politics of apocalyptic interpretation

What motivates cultural progressives? understanding opposition to the political and Christian right

Openings acknowledging essential moments in human communication

Bridge to wonder art as a gospel of beauty

The saint who would be Santa Claus the true life and trials of Nicholas of Myra

Wesley, Wesleyans, and reading Bible as Scripture

Clearly invisible racial passing and the color of cultural identity

Iconic decoding images of the revolutionary Black woman

Shows about nothing nihilism in popular culture

LDS in the USA Mormonism and the making of American culture

Body and character in Luke and Acts the subversion of physiognomy in early Christianity

Becoming American? the forging of Arab and Muslim identity in pluralist America

Chesterton the nightmare goodness of God

Family politics the idea of marriage in modern political thought

Inventing authority the use of the Church Fathers in Reformation debates over the Eucharist

John in the company of poets the Gospel in literary imagination

Living with other creatures green exegesis and theology

Mashup religion pop music and theological invention

Minding the good ground a theology for church renewal

More the vanishing of scale in an over-the-top nation

Robust liberalism H. Richard Niebuhr and the ethics of American public life

Shaping the scriptural imagination truth, meaning, and the theological interpretation of the Bible

The devil as muse Blake, Byron, and the adversary

The ethics of public administration the challenges of global governance

The Targums a critical introduction

Women, writing, theology transforming a tradition of exclusion

The accidental revolutionary George Whitefield and the creation of America

The betrayal of charity the sins that sabotage divine love

The Black megachurch theology, gender, and the politics of public engagement

The British Zion congregationalism, politics, and empire, 1790-1850