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The book review discusses "Critical Dilemma: The Rise of Critical Theories and Social Justice Ideology—Implications for the Church and Society" by Neil Shenvi and Pat Sawyer. It explores the emergence of Contemporary Critical Theory (CCT), including Critical Race Theory and Queer Theory, and its impact on evangelical churches and cultural institutions. The review highlights the book's organization into three parts: Understanding, Critiquing, and Engagement, offering insights into the history, criticisms, and implications of CCT. The authors provide a nuanced analysis of CCT, its philosophical errors, and real-world consequences, making it a valuable resource for educators, pastors, and church leaders seeking to engage with contemporary critical theories respectfully and fruitfully. [Extracted from the article]

Reviews a television program 'The Planned Miracle,' featured in the BBC2 channel.

The article reviews the book "Attachment and Dependency," edited by Jacob L. Gewirtz.

The article reviews several books, including "Child Life and Health," 5th edition, edited by Ross G. Mitchell, "Young Children in Hospital," 2nd edition, by James Robertson, and "The Emotionally Disturbed Child," edited by Larry A. Faas.

The article reviews the book "The Roots of Individuality: Normal Patterns of Development in Infancy," by Sibylle K. Escalona.

The article reviews the book "Determinants of Infant Behaviour IV," edited by Brian Foss.

The article reviews the book "Early Experience and Behaviour," edited by Grant Newton and Seymour Levine.

Reviews the book `Problem Drugs,' by Andrew Chetley.

The article reviews the book "A Mingled Yarn: Chronicle of a Troubled Family," by Beulah Parker.