Nathan Tarr examines the letters of Puritan minister John Cotton regarding his attitude to women.

Calvin Goligher takes a closer look at the work of Rachel Miller and Aimee Byrd and the way they have examined history.

Colin Smothers reflects on the meaning of the human body in conversation with the inspired narrative of its origin in the first chapters of the book of Genesis.

Christopher Talbot argues that Francis Schaeffer’s understanding and conception of theological anthropology had direct implications for his apologetic methodology.

Sharon James looks at some of the pioneers of liberation who challenged biblical morality and sexual complementarity, and discusses how they were impected by the effects of their own ideology.

Andrew Walker interviews author and editor Rod Dreher about Soft Totalitarianism and its effect on gender and sexuality.