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August 12

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INSIDE CT: Stories That Go Deep
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LETTERS: Abrasive Saints


ARTICLE: Robertson R Us, Part 2
When evangelicals look in the mirror, do we see the host of The 700 Club staring back?
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NEWS: Presbyterians Retain Ban on Homosexual Ordination
Within the mainline Presbyterian Church U.S.A. (PCUSA), the question of whether to tighten a ban on ordaining sexually active homosexuals is moving into the presbyteries.
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SIDEBAR: Chicago Pastor Elected Moderator


WORLD SCENE: New Satellite Service Launched
The Christian minority in the Middle East now has access to Arabic-language Christian programs on SAT-7, a new satellite television service beamed from Cyprus.


Flying Hospital' Takes Off


NEWS BRIEFS


NORTH AMERICAN SCENE: Unitarians Allow Homosexual Rite


Groups Focus on Persecuted Church


Religion-Related Loans Ok'd by SBA


Plymouth Brethren Ministry Feud Ends


Harvest Event Draws 155,000


NEWS BRIEFS


EDITORIAL: Our Selective Rage
A pro-life ethic means more than being anti-abortion.
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EDITORIAL: Remember Their Chains
Take up the cause of our persecuted brothers and sisters in the faith.
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ARTICLE: Faith Unto Death, Part 1
A meditation on the lives of contemporary martyrs.
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SIDEBAR: Robertson Gets Roasted
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CHURCH IN ACTION: From Pogrom to Peacemaking
Austrian Christians help an ancient town heal its anti-Semitic past.
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BOOKS: Our Faithless Forefathers
Yes, the Constitution is a godless document. That isn't necessarily bad news for Christians.


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Christ at the Center
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Cleaning Up After Others
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'O, Evangelicos!'
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Wilson's Bookmarks
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The Best and the Worst New Tech: Online Video
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The Best and the Worst New Tech: What You Least Expect
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Christ-Centered Cautions
How do we be good, be disciplined, and be like Jesus?

Readers Write
Your responses to the September 2009 issue of Christianity Today.

Poll: Does works righteousness pervade your church?

 
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