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October 26, 1998

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October 26, 1998

Books: This Present Biopolitical Darkness Subscriber access only

In a society strongly marked by "rights" rather than social obligation, everything becomes negotiable.

Inside CT Subscriber access only

A Restoration Project Subscriber access only

Letters Subscriber access only

Lyons Retains Post Despite Fraud Charges Adultery Subscriber access only

Spurning Lady Luck Subscriber access only

Churches reject funds tainted by gambling.

White House Scandal Sparks Church Dialogue Subscriber access only

Zoning: City Nixes Worship Permit at Vineyard Church Subscriber access only

Turning Back the Clock Subscriber access only

Non-Orthodox Christians have less religious freedom than a year ago.

Fighting for Fairness Subscriber access only

Does religion in schools favor Catholics?

Editorial: The President's Small Group Subscriber access only

Turning your life around is not a do-it-yourself project.

The Pursuing Father Subscriber access only

What we need to know about this often misunderstood Middle Eastern parable.

The Clumsy Embrace Subscriber access only

Croatian Miroslav Volf wanted to love his Serbian enemies; the Prodigal's father is showing him how.

The Other Brother Had a Point Subscriber access only

What kind of world would this be if people were rewarded for squandering their families' inheritance?

Rejecting the Prodigal Subscriber access only

The early church debated whether apostate Christians could be forgiven again.

The Missing Mother Subscriber access only

When my prodigal son left our world, it sent me on a sojourn as well.

Wild Card Election Subscriber access only

The Clinton factor and tensions with the GOP test the mettle of religious conservatives.

Matters of Opinion: Israel's Holocaust Subscriber access only

A Jewish rabbi asks: Why shouldn't abortion in Israel be compared to the mass murder of Jewish children in Hitler's Europe?

Current Religious Thought: Abraham Kuyper: A Man for This Season Subscriber access only

The surprisingly relevant advice of a Dutch statesman for engaging postmodern culture.

Directions: Veils, Kisses, and Biblical Commands Subscriber access only

The temptation is to appeal to "common sense" as to what is time-bound and what is not.

Moms in the Crossfire Subscriber access only

Moms absorb insanely conflicted messages about what they should or should not do.

Books: Stumped by Repentance Subscriber access only

A dying Nazi asked concentration-camp inmate Simon Wiesenthal for forgiveness—and so he asks us, What would you have said?

Philip Yancey: What's a Heaven For? Subscriber access only

Lewis saw belief in heaven not as wishful thinking, but as thoughtful wishing.

Native Christians Reclaim Worship Subscriber access only

Christian Syndicate Launched Subscriber access only

Goats Make Holiday Gift Lists Subscriber access only

Howard Stern Takes TV to New Lows Subscriber access only

Bill Would Limit Lethal Drugs Subscriber access only

Famine Toll Exceeds 1 Million Subscriber access only

More than a million people have died in North Korea during three years of floods and drought.

In Brief Subscriber access only

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