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July 30, 2010
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Where We Stand
Let the Sea Resound
We can no longer act like creation care is a secondary issue.



SoulWork
God Talk Is Dangerous
Apparently the Almighty has given us permission to talk about that which we know relatively little about.



THE VILLAGE GREEN
Biotech's Hidden Dilemma
Ron Stoddart: Adopt Frozen Embryos
David Cook: Take Responsibility for Embryos
Ellen Painter Dollar: First, Help Couples

Evangelical Leaders Pan Qur'an Burn Plan
NAE issues public plea. Richard Land calls it "appalling, disgusting, and brainless."

Political Advocacy Tracker
Strange Bedfellows on Immigration, Cocaine, and Campaign Finance
The ACLU and many conservative activists find themselves on the same side of the issues this week.

Testing Property and Prisoner Protections
The 2000 Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act takes shape.

Under Discussion
Be Fruitful and Multiply?
Observers weigh in on whether Christians have a special responsibility to have children.

A Comic-Con Recap from a 'Pastor of the Nerds'
Tony Kim tries to build bridges between fandom and the kingdom.

Gleanings
Christian Journalists Detained, Court Rules on Pre-embryos, and Other News
Important developments in the church and the world.

CT Entertainment
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[The Latest]
  • Pope's book on Jesus 'edited out' women
    The Pope is at the centre of a new controversy after church campaigners accused him of demeaning the role of women in Jesus's life in a children's book, The Friends of Jesus. (The Australian)
  • No Christianity Please, We’re Academics
    Scholars ought to be concerned that Christians often report that the academy is a hostile environment. (Inside Higher Ed)
  • The church behind the signs
    A close-up look at the church whose "Islam is of the devil" signs continue to spark controversy. (The Gainesville Sun, Fla.)
  • Stickup Foiled When Victim Invokes Jesus
    A cell phone store employee talked a man out of robbing the store last Friday by talking to him about Jesus, according to the Broward Sheriff's Office. (WJXT Jacksonville)
  • Islamic Feminists Storm Some Barricades
    Can pray-ins by Muslim women end segregation at U.S. mosques? (Emily Esfahani Smith, The Wall Street Journal)
  • Pentecostalism – Protestant Ethic or Cargo Cult?
    Peter Berger: Given the enormous number of people involved in the Pentecostal phenomenon worldwide, it is very plausible that both types can be found—the busy Protestants working to produce the “cargo”, and those who sit back and wait for the magic to bring the goodies to them. (The American Interest)
[Top Stories]
 
[CT Classics]Blessed Are the Courageous
When it comes to immigration policy, let's remember who we're talking about.

The Gulf of Mexico and the Care of Creation
We exercise dominion over creation not only when we use it, but also when we conserve it.

Five Streams of the Emerging Church
Key elements of the most controversial and misunderstood movement in the church today.

[Hot Issues]Christianity Today compiles our articles on specific trends, hot issues, and people that have shaped the news and evangelical thought. In Hot Topics, you'll find collections of our ongoing coverage from our most recent reports on life ethics to our archived articles on Katrina relief efforts.


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