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Vanity Fair takes on Bill Clinton in The Comeback Id. (06/03/08)

The San Francisco Chronicle Magazine covers The Happiness Quotient. (02/18/08)

Policy magazine wants you to know Why Capitalism is Good for Your Soul. (02/18/08)

Alan Wolfe writes in Atlantic Monthly about the coming religious peace in And The Winner Is.... (02/18/08)

Law and Moral Purpose from First Things. (02/18/08)

First Things looks at America’s Two Foundings. (02/18/08)

U.S. News & World Report covers A Return to Tradition. (12/16/07)

A Pastor’s True Calling is a lenghty article about Mike Hucabee in Newsweek. (12/16/07)

From The New Republic It's Not Easy Being Green. (09/16/07)

Salon thinks that Bjørn Lomborg feels a chill. (09/16/07)

The Chronicle of Higher Education covers The Liberal Moment. (09/16/07)
A response to the above essay by Todd Gitlin. (09/16/07)
Another response to the above essay by Alan Wolfe. (09/16/07)
A final response by Paul Starr. (09/16/07)

The Economist wonders Is America turning left? (08/12/07)

A review in The New Republic on the book Jesus in the Talmud. (08/12/07)

Cover story in Time Billy Graham, Pastor In Chief. (08/12/07)

Physics Today looks at Science and the Islamic World. (08/12/07)

From Reason The Aquarians and the Evangelicals. (08/02/07)

This weeks cover story in Time is The Myth About Boys. (07/29/07)

The cover story for Discover is Science and Islam in Conflict. (07/08/07)

Richard John Neuhaus reviews God’s Continent: Christianity, Islam, and Europe’s Religious Crisis by Philip Jenkins. (04/29/07)

City Journal gives a positive report on Clarence Thomas in Reading the Constitution Right. (04/29/07)

The cover story for Newsweek is God and War. (04/29/07)

The DNA of Religious Faith from The Chronicle of Higher Education. (04/29/07)

The Economist looks at evolution and religion. (04/29/07)

Slate publishes three excerpts of Christopher Hitchens' new book, God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything. (04/29/07)

North Country and White Man for the Job from The New Republic. (04/15/07)

Einstein & Faith in Time. (04/15/07)

Keith Olbermann is Limbaugh for Lefties. (04/15/07)

Dissent reviews six books dealing with Islam and the West. (04/15/07)

Commentary covers “interfaith dialogue” in Of (Religious) Fences and Neighbors. (04/15/07)

Newsweek offers an exlusive interview between atheist Sam Harris and Pastor Rick Warren. (03/31/07)

The New Republic's Jonathan Chait reviews Why I Turned Right: Leading Baby Boom Conservatives Chronicle Their Political Journeys.. (03/29/07)

And another review of Why I Turned Right by Russell Jacoby. (03/29/07)

Richard Wolin of The Nation makes the case for Veiled Intolerance. (03/29/07)

Scientific American analyzes The Science of Lasting Happiness. (03/29/07)

Time Magazine makes The Case for Teaching The Bible. (03/25/07)

Lonely Atheists of the Global Village is a lengthy review, by Michael Novak, of three recent books by atheist authors. (03/15/07)

Andrew Sullivan reviews The Enemy at Home: The Cultural Left and Its Responsibility for 9/11 by Dinesh D'Souza. (03/15/07)

Jonah Goldberg reviews The Enemy at Home here. (03/15/07)

And Dinesh D'Souza has a four-part series where he answers his critics here. (03/15/07)

Guernica Magazine has a lengthy interview with Ayaan Hirsi Ali. (03/14/07)

The Myth of Moderate Mullahs in the Weekly Standard. (03/14/07)

The latest craze in self-help books is The Secret. Newsweek covers this story. (03/14/07)

The latest New York Times cover article is entitled Darwin's God. (03/05/07)

Again this week U.S. News & World Report takes a look at Evangelical voters. (03/05/07)

This current Newsweek article on The Tomb of Jesus Christ. (02/27/07)
Also covered in Time. (02/27/07)

U.S. News & World Report covers what Evangelicals are looking for in the 2008 election. (02/27/07)

Christopher Clausen, who writes extensively on issues of religion and culture, states that America was designed for tolerance. (02/21/07)

A review of Robert Kagan's Dangerous Nation. (02/21/07)

City Journal covers how "the college speech police threaten the liberty of us all." (02/21/07)

The Fall of Modernity from The American Conservative. (02/21/07)

The New Atlantis features an article on The Scientific Mind of Ben Franklin. (02/20/07)

While not technically a magazine, The Chronicle of Higher Education has five recent articles pertinent to this site.
Reason, Unfettered by Faith (02/20/07)
Questions of Faith (02/20/07)
What the West Can Learn From Islam (02/20/07)
The Exhaustion of Secularism (02/20/07)
What's Wrong With the Society of Biblical Literature? (02/20/07)

Christianity Today takes a look at atheists and "the new intolerance." (02/17/07)

Jonathan Cohn gives a positive report on Denmark and its welfare state. (02/13/07)

Scenes from the Climate Inquisition from The Weekly Standard. (02/13/07)

George Will's column is entitled Inconvenient Kyoto Truths. (02/04/07)

Martin Peretz of The New Republic profiles George Soros. (02/04/07)

Newsweek International chronicles how Europe’s old churches are being turned into bars and eateries. (02/04/07)

Pascal Bruckner defends Ayaan Hirsi Ali. (01/27/07)

Jeff Sharlet, writing in Harper's on "how the Christian right is reimagining U.S. history." (01/27/07)

An excerpt from the book, Why I Turned Right: Leading Baby Boom Conservatives Chronicle Their Political Journeys. (01/27/07)

This essay is an excerpt of Henryk M. Broder's book "Hurra, Wir Kapitulieren," ("Hurray! We're Capitulating") from DER SPIEGEL magazine. (01/26/07)

The Way Down South is about Southern politics. (01/26/07)

Harvard professor Steven Pinker writes about The Mystery of Consciousness. (01/26/07)

An excerpt from the book, Challenging Nature: The Clash of Science and Spirituality. And an interesting exchange over this book took place at NRO. (01/25/07)

Christopher Hitchens reviews Mark Steyn’s new book, America Alone: The End of the World As We Know It. And a review of The Knowledge Deficit, a new book by E. D. Hirsch Jr. (01/25/07)

Francis Fukuyama on Identity and migration. (01/24/07)

Biologist H. Allen Orr reviews three books, The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins, Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast: The Evolutionary Origins of Belief by Lewis Wolpert, and Evolution and Christian Faith: Reflections of an Evolutionary Biologist by Joan Roughgarden, for the New York Review of Books

Peter Wood, author of A Bee in the Mouth: Anger in America Now, analyzes "the angry Left."

The American Conservative states that Multiculturalism brings about a Fragmented Future.

Russell Hittinger reviews Earthly Powers: The Clash of Religion and Politics in Europe, from the French Revolution to the Great War for First Things.

Commentary looks at The Redeker Affair.

Middle East Quarterly revisits the Danish Cartoon Controversy.