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Volume 20, Issue 3 / Winter 2008
The world must be peopled.
Doug Wilson plays dot-to-dot.
Peter Leithart finds a hero.
Nathan Wilson breaks a tooth.
Ben Merkle gets poetical and ecclesiastic.
Toby Sumpter ponders the unwashed.
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The Contents of our TABLE
Cave of Adullam
Martin Shakespeare, Puritan / Douglas Wilson
Like Shakespeare, Martin Marprelate had a teeming brain. His writing overflows with metaphors, many of which bear the mark of a truly unique way of looking at the world.
Making Room / Peter J. Leithart
It’s always essential to remember that any analogy between the life of God and the life of man is interrupted by an apophatic dis-analogy. Besides, “creeping perichoresis” is kind of cute.
Walled City
HUSBANDRY
Polytheism and Polysexuality
Douglas Wilson
CHILDER
Your Kid’s Facebook
Douglas Wilson
PRESBYTERION
Christendom, Structured Loyalties, & the Local Congregation
Douglas Wilson
FEMINA
Drop the Luggage
Nancy Wilson
Ingested Words / Peter J. Leithart
In Berlinski, the new atheists have a formidable opponent, a mathematician and philosopher who combines wide knowledge of science and Western culture with sharp analysis and entertains with a cutting wit.
Ecclesiastical Poetry / Ben Merkle
An accomplished poet can find his way from one particular image to almost any number of meanings. John Donne can work his way from the blood-sucking flea to a longing for sexual consummation.
Other People / Toby Sumpter
The temptation is to see the multitudes and try to figure out ways to send them home.
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