Cancer and Healing: Memoirs of Gratitude and Hope provides first-person glimpses into the cancer experiences of eighteen Baptists. In fact, every person connected with this book, including the publish
Pivoting on ideas in Paul Rahe's 1992 Republics Ancient and Modern, political scientists explore some of the enduring dilemmas of popular government and some of the changing solutions favored throu
Many moral philosophers have begun to think about the significance of our story-telling habits for moral reflection. Recently skeptics of narrative's relevance have begun to mount a vigorous resistanc
In this work for students and scholars, author Cathryn Hankla (creative writing, Hollins University) intertwines humor, emotion, literature, history, film, and science as she charts her search for
A unique blend of memoir, literary appreciation and travel narrative, Reading life is a series of interrelated essays tracking the relationship between books and experience, dramatizing and reflecting
Francis Johnson and the English Separatist Influence is the first thorough treatment of Francis Johnson as the central focus of an academic work. Johnson (1562-1618) was the pastor of the English Sepa
In a revision of her dissertation at Baylor University, Chan introduces the 19th-century political context in China, and surveys early Chinese Bible versions and the legacy of Baptist missions and Bib
