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March 9, 2010
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THE VILLAGE GREEN
What's the Best Way to Reform U.S. Immigration Now?
Samuel Rodriguez: Assimilate Justly
James Hoffmeier: Watch Your Words
David Skeel: Link Migration to Jobs


Theology in the News
'We're All Theologians'
But is it the best or worst of times for doctrine?
Collin Hansen


Where We Stand
Box Office Pantheism
Critiques of Avatar's spirituality should be winsome—and prophetic.
A Christianity Today editorial

SoulWork
Love of Unimaginable Proportions
What to do when you find yourself praying to the quid pro quo god.

Speaking Out
Show All History
God promises to forget our sins. Google, not so much.

It's the End of the World, & We Love It
We're flocking to movies about the last days, even in the midst of a penny-pinching recession. Why?

News
Will 'The Dawn Treader' Float?
Christian leaders get sneak peek of next Narnia movie, like what they see; filmmakers admit "mistakes" on Prince Caspian, vow to get it right this time.

Political Advocacy Tracker
Beyond Abortion: The New Debate Over the Health Care Bill Debate
From Family Research Council to Sojourners, disappointment over both policy and procedure.

Passages
Recent transitions in the Christian world.

The Medical Hazards of Spiritual Care
What happens to medical decisions when doctors and staff are spiritually supportive.

 
 
  
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
[The Latest]
  • Muslim woman in Canada expelled over face veil files complaint
    A Muslim woman has filed a human rights complaint after she was expelled from a Canadian college for refusing to remove her face veil. (Anglican Journal)
  • State Sen. Roy Ashburn says he's homosexual
    Days after his DUI arrest, the Republican lawmaker makes the declaration to a Bakersfield radio host. Critics accuse him of hypocrisy. He says his past votes simply reflect his constituents' wishes. (Los Angeles Times)
  • Supreme Court to rule on anti-gay protests at military funerals
    Case will seek to balance a Kansas church's free speech rights with the rights of private individuals to be protected from unwanted demonstrations and defamatory remarks. (The Washington Post)
  • NZ family in expelled group
    A New Zealand family are among about 17 foreigners expelled from Morocco for trying to convert children in a home they ran to Christianity. (New Zealand Herald)
  • In Haiti, Quake's Orphans Long For A Home
    UNICEF estimates that more than 20,000 children lost their parents in the quake and its aftermath. Relatives or neighbors are caring for many of these children. Others, such as the boys in the park, are fending for themselves. (NPR)
  • Nigerian massacre victims buried in mass grave
    Survivors say Christian villagers were trapped in nets and hacked to death by Muslim herdsman in attacks with ethnic and religious overtones. Death estimates vary wildly, from 200 to 500. (Los Angeles Times)
[Top Stories]
  • Supreme Court will weigh free speech issues in case of anti-gay military funeral protests
    The Supreme Court is getting involved in the legal fight over the anti-gay protesters who show up at military funerals with inflammatory messages like "Thank God for dead soldiers." (Associated Press)
  • Hundreds flee new religious violence in Nigeria
    A reporter says he counted more than 200 dead bodies after renewed religious violence between Christians and Muslims in central Nigeria. (Associated Press)
  • AFA founder Don Wildmon resigns as chairman
    Wildmon, 72, said Wednesday his resignation follows months of health problems, including hospitalizations for treatment of encephalitis, which he got from a mosquito bite, and cancer on his left eye (Associated Press)
  • Christian schools angry over ban on teaching creationism
    The South Australian Non-Government Schools Registration Board said it ''does not accept as satisfactory a science curriculum in a non-government school which is based on, espouses or reflects the literal interpretation of a religious text in its treatment of either creationism or intelligent design" (The Sydney Morning Herald)
  • Supreme Court allows Washington, DC, same-sex marriages
    Chief Justice John Roberts of the Supreme Court rejected on Tuesday a request from opponents of gay marriage to put on hold a new law that allows same-sex couples to wed in Washington, D.C. (Reuters)
  • Victims of Radical Islam: Christianity's Modern-Day Martyrs
    The rise of Islamic extremism is putting increasing pressure on Christians in Muslim countries, who are the victims of murder, violence and discrimination. Christians are now considered the most persecuted religious group around the world. Paradoxically, their greatest hope could come from moderate political Islam (Der Spiegel, Germany)
 
[CT Classics]The Challenge of the Lenten Season
Evangelical Protestants are caught between freedom in Christ and sacred observance.
From the CT Editorial Archives | posted 3/01/2000

Good Question: Incarnate Forever
What is the scriptural and theological support for the teaching that Jesus, the God-man, remains eternally incarnate?
Answered by J.I. Packer | posted 3/01/2004

Philip Yancey: What's a Heaven For?
Lewis saw belief in heaven not as wishful thinking, but as thoughtful wishing.
posted 10/26/1998

[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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