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CULTURE
Vol. 36, No. 8
Rock and roots
Noteworthy new or recent releases
Israel’s state of politics
Netanyahu, nukes, and novels help illuminate a complicated nation
Faithful renditions
Three albums surprise with new takes on classics, some with Christian roots
A duo and a dictionary
Friendship, grace, and wordplay suffuse
The Professor and the Madman
The silence treatment
In
Sound of Metal
, a rock musician’s hearing loss leads him unwillingly out of a noisy world
Hanging on to hope
Four historical novels about anti-Semitism
Reflections on grace and truth
Accessible theology books
The nuclear option
Providential intervention averted World War III
A missed opportunity
Poor acting and a choppy script detract from the real-life drama of
Roe v. Wade
Wholesome repetition
The Map of Tiny Perfect Things
offers a delightful, fresh take on the time-loop genre
Life after the Blip
Disney’s TV series
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
is smart but may be leaning in political directions