Ross Douthat reviews Stephen P. Miller's Billy Graham and the Rise of the Republican South for the New York Times.
Billy Graham, evangelism, and civil rights
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Religion of Fear
At Religion Dispatches, Jason C. Bivins answers ten questions about his book, Religion of Fear: The Politics of Horror in…
Women and children first
In The American Prospect, Sarah Posner reviews two new books that explore sexual inequality and religious fundamentalism---Michelle Goldberg's The Means of Reproduction:…
Alister McGrath’s fine-tuned universe
Ben Myers of Faith and Theology discusses Alister McGrath's new book, A Fine-Tuned Universe, which is based on his 2009…
Race, class, and gender in American Islam
Jamilah King reviews Jamillah Karim's new book, American Muslim Women: Negotiating Race, Class and Gender within the Ummah.
The democratic virtues of the Christian right
Peter Steinfels's latest Beliefs column in the New York Times explores a new book about the Christian right in American…
The stricter the smaller?
At Christianity Today, Mark Galli reviews a new book by Shayne Lee and Phillip Luke Simitiere, entitled Holy Mavericks: Evangelical…
The religion of white nationalism
At Religion Dispatches, Bill Berkowitz interviews Leonard Zeskind, author of Blood and Politics: The History of the White Nationalist Movement…
Democratic virtues of the Right
Jason Bivins comments on Jon Shields's new book, Democratic Virtues of the Christian Right, at Religion in American History.
An interview with Tisa Wenger
Over at Religion in American History, Paul Harvey interviews Tisa Wenger about her new highly-anticipated book We Have a Religion:…