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Vol. 34, No. 23
2019 Books of the Year
Great books tell stories. Here’s our pick of vivid and insightful new releases for better understanding America, world events, history, science, and theology
Liberty and justice for all
Will religious liberty survive?
Grappling with evil
Explaining an ‘unmitigated, genocidal disaster’
Vivid memories
Asking probing questions, diving into details
Darwinism’s big breakdown
Michael Behe says evolution degrades genes but doesn’t create them
Curving heavenward
Paul Miller explains how true living comes through dying
Battles on La Rambla
Two great older books illuminate the Spanish Civil War and the road to polarization
A 30-ring circus
Tribulations and trials highlight a fortnight’s news
From watchdogs to lapdogs?
USCIRF commissioner resigns over attempts by Congress to ‘undermine the independence’ of commissioners