Interviews Archive
An Interview with Author Chris Stedman
On April 6, 2013 In Atheism, Interviews, LGBT
Last December, I reviewed Chris Stedman’s book, Faitheist: How an Atheist Found Common Ground with the Religious. Chris is the Assistant Chaplain and Values in Action Coordinator for the Humanist Community at Harvard University, Emeritus Managing Director of State of Formation at the Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue, and the founder of the first blog
An Interview with Author Harriet Lane
On January 6, 2013 In Interviews
The protagonist of Harriet Lane’s debut novel Alys, Always (I reviewed it here last year) was remarkably good at putting me on my guard. She raised all sorts of fascinating questions about what motivates us when it comes to the narratives we tell ourselves and others about ourselves and others. So I was thrilled
An Interview with Author Peter Enns
On July 16, 2012 In Evangelicalism, Evolution, Interviews, Myth, Science, Theology
Dr. Peter Enns is known for many things; he’s a Yankees fan, a biblical studies scholar, and, in the years I’ve known him, a frequently-targeted controversial figure. A former tenured-professor at Westminster Theological Seminary, Dr. Enns originally found significant attention over his 2005 book, Inspiration and Incarnation: Evangelicals and the Problem of the Old
An Interview with Author Jane Bradley
On June 11, 2012 In Interviews
After reviewing Jane Bradley’s novel You Believers, I had the privilege of sitting down with her over cappuccino at a local coffee shop. She was warm and open as we talked about her work (she teaches creative writing at the University of Toledo), the inspiration behind her novel (more about that below), and the