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June 17

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INSIDE CT: Hired Pens
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LETTERS: A question of orthodoxy


EDITORIAL: Promoting Renewal, Not Tribalism
By Timothy George, dean of Beeson Divinity School, Samford University, and senior adviser for Christianity Today
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EDITORIAL: Scalia's Foolishness
Let's be fools for Christ, not plain fools.
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ARTICLE: Saint Nasty
Spiritual giants care about one thing—and it's not people's feelings.
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ARTICLE: Unwrapping Jesus
My top ten surprises.
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CHURCH IN ACTION: STEP-ing Out on Faith--and Off Welfare
How a city ministry rescues the perishing from poverty and drugs.
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BOOKS: Scandalous No More?
Alister McGrath defends evangelical theology against its primary competitors: postliberalism, postmodernism, and pluralism.
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BOOKS: The Worship Wars
A bulletin from the front.


REFLECTIONS: Classic and contemporary excerpts


NEWS: Can Haiti Be Revived?
The struggle for justice receives a boost from Christian ministries.
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NEWS: Episcopalian Bishops Abort Heresy Trial
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NEWS: Hope in Short Supply Amid Liberia's Chaos
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NEWS: Washington Rally Convicts Nation of Sins
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NEWS: Politicians Pay Homage to America's Preacher
Evangelist Billy Graham issues call to repentance.
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NEWS: Court Strikes Down Homosexual Rights Ban
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COLSON: Lady with a Blue Dress On
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Rediscovering the Holy Spirit, Part 1
Bible scholar Gordon Fee thinks we have domesticated the Holy Spirit and missed the point of his mission
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Rediscovering the Holy Spirit, Part 2
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NEWS: United Methodists Retain Ban on Homosexual Ordinations
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