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April 6

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Inside CT: Agent Mulder Does Art
David Neff, Executive Editor | posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Letters: A Finite Elasticity
posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Leaders Aim to Heal Ancient Schism
Leaders Aim to Heal Ancient Schism
by Carolyn McCulley | posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

'Christian Megaparty' Draws 120,000
Christian Megaparty' Draws 120,000
by Richard Nyberg in Bonn | posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Temple Mount on Shaky Ground?
Temple Mount on Shaky Ground?
by Gordon Govier | posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

News Briefs
posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Editorial: The Lesson of Karla Faye Tucker
Evangelical instincts against her execution were right, but not because she was a Christian.
posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Russia: Restrictions on Religion Get Uneven Enforcement
by Beverly Nickles in Moscow | posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Missouri: The Cornfield Revival
For two years, thousands have been jumping for joy.
by John W. Kennedy in Smithton | posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Jordan: Jordan Emerges As New Hub for Training Pastors
Evangelical school teaches Mideast students.
by Kirk Albrecht in Amman, Jordan | posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Higher Education: Educators Move Beyond Civil Rights to Reconciliation
by Joe Maxwell in Jackson | posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Knowing Packer
The lonely journey of a passionate Puritan.
Wendy Murray Zoba | posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Were You There?
Art Gallery
Karen L. Mulder | posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Jesus v. Sanhedrin
Why Jesus "lost" his trial.
Darrell L. Bock | posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Grave Matters
Take away the Resurrection and the center of Christianity collapses.
N. T. Wright | posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Good News for Women?
Inspired by Promise Keepers, upbeat events for women are flourishing while avoiding divisive issues.
by Mary Cagney in Dallas | posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Frederica Mathewes-Green: So I'm Sorry Already
What do you say after you say "I'm sorry"?
posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Highlights: Naked Preachers Are Distracting
Authenticity is more than a matter of being who I am; it is a matter of being who God calls me to be.
posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Pop Culture: Hollywood's Renegade Apostle
Unless films like The Apostle succeed, other worthy motion pictures stand little chance of being produced.
Randall Balmer | posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

Books: A Literary God
The novelist as lapsed Calvinist.
posted 4/06/1998 12:00AM

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Campus Crusader for Christ
Bill Bright is a compelling, flawed figure in John Turner's historical analysis of postwar evangelicalism.

Review by Collin Hansen | posted 8/07/2008 09:36AM

Open Competitors
Campus Crusade's early tensions with InterVarsity and other college ministries. An excerpt from Bill Bright and Campus Crusade for Christ.

John G. Turner | posted 8/07/2008 09:39AM

The Party of Faith
Democrats and Republicans vie for the title in their upcoming elections.

Sarah Pulliam | posted 8/06/2008 08:57AM

A Feminine Jesus
Crusade's Magdalena targets women shamelessly.

Carolyn Arends | posted 8/06/2008 09:00AM

Jeremiah at Harvard
Three decades after Solzhenitsyn's speech, where do we find ourselves?

Charles Colson with Anne Morse | posted 8/05/2008 08:30AM

Racing with Jesus
Ministry on the NASCAR tracks.

Deann Alford | posted 8/04/2008 09:30AM

Cheating Death
NASCAR reminds us of how much we have to lose.

Mark Galli | posted 8/04/2008 09:33AM

Racing for Jesus
How God-fearing drivers and a national ministry bring faith to NASCAR.

Deann Alford | posted 8/01/2008 09:50AM

The Chaplain's Tension

Timothy C. Morgan | posted 8/01/2008 09:52AM

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