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February 3

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Every Language, Nothing Spoken
Karen L. Mulder | posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

First Church of the Millenium
THIS IS NOT YOUR FATHER'S WORSHIP SERVICE.
WMZ | posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

A State of Ungrace Part 2
In fighting the culture wars, has the church forgotten its central message?
by Philip Yancey | posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

Liberty University Placed on Probation
Liberty University Placed on Probation
by John W. Kennedy | posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

Churches Tune Out Ecumenical Duet
Churches Tune Out Ecumenical Duet
posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

Creationism Museum on Hold
Creationism Museum Stalled
posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

Funds Missing Along with O'Hair
Funds Missing Along with O'Hair
by Jim Jones in Austin | posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

Nathanson Baptized into Catholicism
Silent Scream's Nathanson Baptized
by Doug LeBlanc | posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

News Briefs
posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

Ukrainian Politicans Meet Christians
Politicians Seek Input from Christians
posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

Evangelicals Church Marks Centennial
Evangelical Church Marks Centennial
by Stephen R. Sywulka | posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

News Briefs
posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

Education: Few College Students Actively Probe Beliefs
by Ted Olsen | posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

Yancey: My Gallery of Saints
Examples of Christians who dispense grace.
by Philip Yancey | posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

The Class of '00
These "millennial" teenagers are forcing the church to rethink youth ministry.
by Wendy Murray Zoba | posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

Arts: The Artist as Sinner
Ann Snowberger Bieber found God by painting the darkness she saw around herself-and inside herself.
Karen Beattie | posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

Inside CT
Will My Children Be in Heaven?
by Michael G. Maudlin, Managing Editor | posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

Letters
posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

Editorial: Dare We Be Colorblind?
After Proposition 209, affirmative action may be at a dead end politically. How should Christians respond?
by David Neff | posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

The God Who Suffers
If God does not grieve, then can he love at all? An argument for God's emotions.
by Dennis Ngien | posted 2/03/1997 12:00AM

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From childhood, I've been learning about—and witnessing to—Muslims.

Chawkat Moucarry | posted 2/24/2010 04:19PM

Glenn Beck, FRC Shift Aim From 'Social Justice' to Jim Wallis
Richard Land and Al Mohler dismiss broadcaster's comments as "nonsense."

Tobin Grant | posted 3/19/2010 09:52AM

Love Needs No Reason
One difference between the therapeutic gospel and the liberating gospel.

Mark Galli | posted 3/18/2010 08:54AM

Taking Stock
Funds expand faith-based investing.

Rob Moll | posted 3/18/2010 08:57AM

Reclaiming St. Patrick's Day
But if we are to choose a social issue for March 17, what would it be?

Ted Olsen | posted 3/17/2010 02:29PM

The Evolution of Sin
Gary Anderson: How sin came to be seen as a debt rather than a weight.

Interview by John Wilson | posted 3/17/2010 09:40AM

Fight Between Erskine College and Its Denomination Will Head to Court
Denomination fired board members, alleging mission drift.

Jocelyn Green | posted 3/17/2010 09:51AM

Is Cosmetic Surgery Immoral?
Even more importantly: Why do you want to know?

Mollie Ziegler Hemingway | posted 3/16/2010 09:06AM

When Caesar Renders
Romanian Baptists dissent over accepting government funds.

Susan Wunderink | posted 3/16/2010 09:07AM

Practically Theological
How churches are teaching doctrine—and finding eager participants.

Sarah Pulliam Bailey | posted 3/15/2010 09:33AM

Getting the Story
Why journalism is not just a profession for us.

Mark Galli | posted 3/15/2010 09:34AM

Poll: Do you use the term "social justice" very often?

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