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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1711 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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A Protestant Air: Gide, Sartre, Barthes, and the Religion of Literary Modernity (Cornell UP, 2026) focuses on the Protestant connection linking three intellectual giants of twentieth-century French thought. All three came from a Protestant background... more
In Constructing Christendom: Conquest and Diocese Formation in Medieval Iberia (U Pennsylvania Press, 2026), Dr. Thomas W. Barton examines how church leaders partnered with lay rulers to integrate lands conquered from the Muslims in the Iberian Penin... more
Selling the Word of God: The Early Commercial History of the English Bible (Bodleian, 2026) by Dr. Harry Spillane is a history of the English Bible as a book. A book that in order to be read had first to be sold.
The Bible is the most published text... more
In this special installment of the University of Notre Dame Press's Books for Better Understanding, Paul Scherz, the Our Lady of Guadalupe Professor of Theology with the University of Notre Dame, and Travis Pickell, Assistant Professor at George Fox ... more
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This show features conversations with scholarly authors about recently published works in Christian studies, theology, biblical studies, liturgy, and late antiquity. Discussions often blend historical analysis, philology, and cultural context to illuminate how ideas evolve, how religious practices intersect with society, and how ancient frameworks inform contemporary faith and public life. Episodes frequently center on the translation and transmission of texts, interpretive methods, and the social impact of ideas—ranging from effective altruism in Christian life to the politics of liturgical tradition and the reception of biblical narratives. A standout pattern is the rigorous academic approach paired with accessible storytelling, inviting ... more
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