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Christianity Today: January/February 2023 (Digital)
Purchase this individual PDF issue of Christianity Today or subscribe to get complete access to 60+ years of archives, subscriber-only features, and future issues of CT.
Books take center stage in this issue, which features CT’s annual Book Awards, along with excerpts from a handful of books chosen as finalists in various awards categories. It also includes three pieces exploring the way books are made and the debates they inspire: a profile of the poet and priest Malcolm Guite, a report on Christian librarians navigating political and communal tensions over controversial titles, and a look at how Christian publishers are wrestling with questions of author “platform.”
Purchase this individual PDF issue of Christianity Today or subscribe to get complete access to 60+ years of archives, subscriber-only features, and future issues of CT.
Books take center stage in this issue, which features CT’s annual Book Awards, along with excerpts from a handful of books chosen as finalists in various awards categories. It also includes three pieces exploring the way books are made and the debates they inspire: a profile of the poet and priest Malcolm Guite, a report on Christian librarians navigating political and communal tensions over controversial titles, and a look at how Christian publishers are wrestling with questions of author “platform.”
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Purchase this individual PDF issue of Christianity Today or subscribe to get complete access to 60+ years of archives, subscriber-only features, and future issues of CT.
Books take center stage in this issue, which features CT’s annual Book Awards, along with excerpts from a handful of books chosen as finalists in various awards categories. It also includes three pieces exploring the way books are made and the debates they inspire: a profile of the poet and priest Malcolm Guite, a report on Christian librarians navigating political and communal tensions over controversial titles, and a look at how Christian publishers are wrestling with questions of author “platform.”
