March 10, 2010

In the current issue

by Steve Thorngate

The current issue of the Century is available in part here, or subscribe to read it all in print.

Editor/publisher John Buchanan writes about Harvey Cox, while the unsigned editorial highlights the textbook controversy at the Texas State Board of Education. Stephanie Paulsell’s column revisits Pilgrim’s Progess; Rodney Clapp’s considers the technological innovation of the codex.

The news pages cover church finances, Haiti and Northern Ireland. Book reviews include Martin B. Copenhaver on Barbara Ehrenreich, Walter Brueggemann on Gary A. Anderson, and Tom F. Driver on Paul F. Knitter. Film reviewer Steve Vineberg writes about The Young Victoria.

In features, Kay Lynn Northcutt practices for the end, while William H. Willimon considers an end to practices.

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