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Pope and LWF President Praise Agreement Between Catholics and Lutherans
Work toward Eucharistic sharing next, say leaders
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Sudan Releases Jailed Catholic Priests
President Resolves Impasse in Contrived Bombing Trial
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CT Classic: Bethlehem on a Budget
Planning a church budget and the Christmas story share surprising similarities
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CT Classic: Cosmic Combat Part 1
(Part 1 23)On earth, a baby was born, a king got wind of it, a chase ensued. In heaven, the Great Invasion had begun: a daring raid by the ruler of the forces of good into the universe's seat of evil.
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CT Classic: Cosmic Combat Part 2
(Part 12 3)On earth, a baby was born, a king got wind of it, a chase ensued. In heaven, the Great Invasion had begun: a daring raid by the ruler of the forces of good into the universe's seat of evil.
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CT Classic: Cosmic Combat Part 3
(Part 12 3)On earth, a baby was born, a king got wind of it, a chase ensued. In heaven, the Great Invasion had begun: a daring raid by the ruler of the forces of good into the universe's seat of evil.
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Baptist Congressmen Call for Clinton Press Secretary Resignation
Offense taken by official's 'religious hatred' comment
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Christian Engineer Arrested in Saudi Arabia
Charges Against Filipino Termed Religious-Related
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Two Baptist Pastors Arrested by Secret Police in Turkmenistan
Crackdown on Unregistered Minority Communities Continues
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China's Three Self Churches Seminaries Bursting
Younger Chinese drastically changing congregational demographics
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Turkmenistan Deports Two Baptist Pastors
Christians arrested last week sent to Ukraine
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Film Forum: Christian Reviewers Reject This Sunday
What film critics in the religious media are saying about Any Given Sunday, The Talented Mr. Ripley, and other top films
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Clinton Press Secretary Apologizes for Remarks
Baptist congressmen still call for resignation
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Religious Freedom Act: One Year Later
Little progress seen so far, but advocates see hope for future
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Moscow Meeting Eases Russia's Interchurch Tensions
First major interchurch meeting since 1997 religion law called 'highly important'
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Books & Culture Corner: The Grove Press Bible
A former porn publisher gets in the Good Book biz
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