Book Reviews on the Bible and Christianity

Reviews of books on subjects pertaining to God, Christianity, and the Bible.

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Do Archaeology and the Bible Merely Intersect?

A Review of William Dever’s Lives of Ordinary People in Ancient Israel

Turning Freud's Projection Theory of Religion on Its Head
Paul C. Vitz, Faith of the Fatherless: the Psychology of Atheism. Review by Luke P. Wilson
Dawkins' God: Genes, Memes, and the Meaning of Life
a book by Alister McGrath, Reviewed by Dónal P. O’Mathúna

Whose Religion is Christianity?
A review by Brandon Lamar Jackson. What is the difference between Post-American Christianity and a Post-Christian America? Is global Christianity comparable with Christendom? Furthermore, is the African church a sign of indigenous peoples discovery of Christ, or rather the Christian discovery of indigenous peoples? Who does Christianity belong to?

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Cracks in The Da Vinci Code
The author's claims that his novel is based on accurate scholarship don't hold up to scrutiny.
New Bible Dictionary — Book Review
I have long considered the New Bible Dictionary (NBD) (1st ed., 1962; 2d ed., 1982) to be the best one-volume Bible dictionary available. It was a scholarly treasure-trove of information about almost every conceivable subject relating to the Bible. I have constantly used it for quick reference, as well as to compare information from longer entries in multi-volume Bible encyclopedias. Its list of contributors was a veritable "Who’s Who" in evangelicalism of the British Commonwealth.