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In the nineteenth century, Ferdinand Christian Baur founded the so-called “Tubingen School” of New Testament interpretation. Using the Hegelian dialectic… READ MORE
The United States and the Soviet Union were allies in World War II. As soon as that war ended, however,… READ MORE
We last heard from John Russell in late 1941 on the eve of Japan’s surprise attack at Pearl Harbor and… READ MORE
John Russell is living in Berlin on borrowed time. A resident of Berlin since the 1920s, he is a former… READ MORE
Is The Acts of the Apostles a source of authentic historical information about earliest Christianity? Colin J. Hemer answers that… READ MORE
“Imagine that you have the following choice to make for your listeners,” writes Matthew D. Kim in the opening paragraph… READ MORE
“Of making many books there is no end,” Ecclesiastes 12:12 says, and nowhere is this truer than of books about… READ MORE
Silesian Station is the second installment in David Downing’s series of novels featuring Anglo-American journalist John Russell. It is set… READ MORE
The New York Times recently published a story about a well-known pastor’s son who had deconverted and was using social… READ MORE
Zoo Station (2007) is David Downing’s first novel featuring John Russell. Russell is an Anglo-American freelance journalist living and working… READ MORE
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