Volume 108

Guests on Volume 108 • THOMAS ALBERT HOWARD on why many nineteenth-century Europeans were nervous about the shape of American religious life• JEAN PORTER on how natural law provides a rationale for the rule of law and for legislative and judicial authority• PETER AUGUSTINE LAWLER on how neither ancient philosophy nor modern science explains human nature (but the Logos does)• HANS BOERSMA on why Christians should reject the modern separation of Heaven and Earth and recover a “sacramental ontology”• FELICIA WU SONG on how online communication systems shape relationships and community• ELIAS ABOUJAOUDE on how life online makes us think we’re bigger, badder, and smarter than we really are This Volume is also available on CD Click here to download a pdf file with the contents listing and bibliographic information about this Volume.  Thomas Albert Howard "The idea was that the logic of history moves from the theological to the irreligious, to the secular; that's the normative route of mode