"In this Issue : Letter from the Editor"By Ryan Glomsrud
There is a saying that Renaissance humanism laid the egg that the Reformation hatched. Read More
"The Book That Isn't Really There : Digital Texts and Declining Discipleship"By John J. Bombaro
Status symbols have changed. Read More
"The Well-Read Christian : Why Bible-Lovers Should Be Bibliophiles"By Rick Ritchie
The well-read life was the aspiration of bygone saints. No, not the life that was read by everyone (That was usually fantastical and morbid!), but the life that was spent reading everything.
For these old saints, heaven on earth was a scriptorium, where illuminated manuscripts and scrolls containing the collected knowledge, wisdom, and misinformation of the ages were available to the literate for their use, enjoyment, and befuddlement. Read More
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