Eric Van Meter
Review: Flames of Love
Is universal salvation a watered-down, anti-biblical concept that strikes at the core of Christian life and practice? Or is it a legitimate alternative to the doctrine of eternal…
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Article Review: The Judas Syndrome
With his latest book, The Judas Syndrome: Why Good People Do Awful Things, therapist and author George Simon tries to explain why people do bad things, and how to deal with the…
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Article Review: Speaking of Dying
In a Protestant church that has outsourced its role in the dying process to the secular medical world, authors Fred Craddock, Dale Goldsmith, and Joy V. Goldsmith seek to reclaim…
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Article Fielding the Mormon Question
“Pastor, what do you think about Mormons?” It’s a question in the same category as queries about scientology or sexuality, one that derails small groups and…
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Article Review: Holy Nomad
Matt Litton has not arrived yet, and likely never will. That’s because arrival means coming to a stop, finding a static place. With Holy Nomad (Abingdon, Sept. 2012)…
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Article Review: The Christian World of The Hobbit
J.R.R. Tolkien’s beloved Middle Earth is famously devoid of religious practice. Nonetheless, the world of The Hobbit is—by the author’s intention—a…
About This Author
Eric Van Meter is Director of the Wesley Foundation at Arkansas State University and an elder in Arkansas Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church.
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