September 2, 2021 / Theology
Justin Phillips reviews Aaron Griffith’s God’s Law and Order and Brenda Salter McNeil’s Becoming Brave.
Justin R. Phillips is the executive editor for The Other Journal. He earned a PhD in Christian ethics from Fuller Theological Seminary, and his book Know Your Place: Helping White, Southern Evangelicals Cope with the End of The(ir) World, was recently published by Cascade Books. Phillips lives in Knoxville, Tennessee, and you can follow his work at justinrphillips.com.
Justin Phillips reviews Aaron Griffith’s God’s Law and Order and Brenda Salter McNeil’s Becoming Brave.
Justin Phillips and Zac Thomas Settle interview Kristin Kobes Du Mez about her book, Jesus and John Wayne.
In light of the 2016 presidential campaign, Justin Randall Phillips analyzes the ways in which American evangelicalism is the product and reflection of racial division.
Baseball was my first exposure to liturgy, my first immersion in the timekeeping of heaven.
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