Spring 2000
Essays
- Corliss Lamont and Civil Liberties by Edward S. Shapiro
- Robert Frost and Darwin’s Theory of Evolution Part One by Peter J. Stanlis
- Samuel Johnson as Hero by Jeffrey Hart
- Spiritual Devolution in Extremis an Editorial by George A. Panichas
- Uniting Faith and Culture by John-Peter Pham
- Willa Cather’s New York by Carol Iannone
Books
- For the Love of Russia by Edward E. Ericson, Jr.
Book Reviews
- A “Hopeless Romantic” by Milton Birnbaum
- Romano Guardini and the Dissolution of Western Culture by Wayne Allen
- The New American Faith by Allan C. Carlson
- Unhappy Worshiper in “The Last True Church” by Bryce J. Christensen
Miscellany
- Index to Volume 41 by Editors
- Stanzas of Spring by Mary E. Slayton
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