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April 27

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Inside CT: The More Things Change...
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Letters: One Who Has Fallen


Pop Culture: Amistad's Unsung Hero
Nobody made a larger impact on the movement to end slavery.
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Survivors of the Maraghar Massacre
It was truly like a contemporary Golgotha many times over.
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Reflections: Classic and contemporary excerpts


Colson: Why Fidelity Matters
If Americans truly understood what adultery does—that it leads to the disintegration of the human being—they would not dismiss it so lightly.


Pastor Acquitted in Ceremony Trial
Pastor Acquitted in Ceremony Trial


Is Holocaust Museum Anti Christian?
Is Holocaust Museum Anti Christian?
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Courts Divided on Scouting
Courts Divided on Scouting


Federal Judges Block Restrictions
Federal Judges Block Restrictions


News Briefs


Crowds Exceed Palau's Expectations
Crowds Exceed Palau's Expectations
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Christians Help Reform Constitution
Christians Help Reform Constitution
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Evangelical Mission Torched by Mob
Evangelical Mission Torched by Mob
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Court Upholds Right to Evangelize
Court Upholds Right to Evangelize
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Prostitution Museum Prompts Protests
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Editorial: Did Christianity Cause the Holocaust?
No, despite what a biased film at the tax-supported Holocaust Museum implies.


Missions: From Trauma to Truth
Once-abused children demand accountability.
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Theology: Does The Gift of Salvation Sell Out the Reformation?
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NAE: NAE Rethinks Mission
Departing leader calls for better use of resources.
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'A Voice for Sanity'
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Cleaning Up After Others
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'O, Evangelicos!'
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An Edwards-ian Thanksgiving
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Poll: Will you do something for Thanksgiving with people from your church?

 
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