Articles by Stephen Nichols
Golfing For Jesus: Christ and Consumer Culture
Article by April 2008
In his 1922 work Babbitt, Sinclair Lewis used the phrase Christianity In¬corporated to capture the ethos of his fictional small town overrun by a blend¬ing of consumerism and religion. What was good for 1922, however, may be good for today. continue
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- Prince Caspian
- Review: There Is A God
- Review: Minority Report by Carl Trueman
- Sermons on the Acts of the Apostles Review
- The Reason for God: A Critical Interactive Review
- Review of Roger Olsen's "Arminian Theology: Myths and Realities"
- Review of Gerald McDermott's "God's Rivals"
- Review of B.B. Warfield: Essays on His Life and Thought
Old Opium Meets the New
Well, who would have thought that it would be Pope Benedict XVI who provided one of the strangest `only in America, folks' moments of recent years. Yet it is undoubtedly true that he has done so. Benedict is, of...
Well, who would have thought that it would be Pope Benedict XVI who provided one of the strangest `only in America, folks' moments of recent years. Yet it is undoubtedly true that he has done so. Benedict is, of...
On Meeting Joe Frazier: The Missing Element of Modern Theology
As an avid boxing fan, as soon as I knew that I was moving to Philadelphia, I emailed the Smokin' Joe Frazier website to let the former heavyweight champ know of my imminent arrival.
As an avid boxing fan, as soon as I knew that I was moving to Philadelphia, I emailed the Smokin' Joe Frazier website to let the former heavyweight champ know of my imminent arrival.
