Editorial: Who Killed Matthew Shepard? Human nature being what it is, we can too easily cross the line between hating the sin and hating the sinner. posted 12/07/1998 12:00AM
The Dragon Slayer He fights for religious liberty, defends the civil rights of homosexuals, and funded Paula Jones's case against the President—the enigmatic John Wayne Whitehead. Ted Olsen | posted 12/07/1998 12:00AM
After the Revolution Conservatives won the welfare debate. Are churches stepping up to the challenge? Art Moore | posted 12/07/1998 12:00AM
Biotech Babies How far should Christian couples go in the quest for a child of their own? Gilbert Meilaender | posted 12/07/1998 12:00AM
Spinning the Truth Why we find a multitude of ways to avoid telling painful truth. Diane M. Komp | posted 12/07/1998 12:00AM
The Re-education of Jim Bakker Back on the streets, this fallen televangelist is preaching good news to the poor and predicting an asteroid-studded Second Coming. posted 12/07/1998 12:00AM
Pop Culture: Hollywood on Holy Ground DreamWorks has a fresh idea for avoiding the wrath of the religious community. They are working with us. Michael G. Maudlin | posted 12/07/1998 12:00AM
The Jesus I'd Prefer to Know Searching for the historical Jesus and finding oneself instead. John G. Stackhouse, Jr. | posted 12/07/1998 12:00AM
Books: Oprah's Misery Index Her book club's selections' recurring theme: Sufferers who save themselves. Susan Wise Bauer | posted 12/07/1998 12:00AM
Matthew D. LaPlante in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | posted 2/07/2012 10:16AM
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