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July 12

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Inside CT: Balkanized by Music
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Letters


Stuck on the Road to Emmaus
The secret to why we are not fulfilled.
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Frederica Mathewes-Green: Escape from Fantasy Island
Reality is God's home address.


Directions: A Cracked Code
It is not the form of the Scriptures or the sequence of its letters that conveys its truth, but rather the content of the book.
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Reflections: Classic & Contemporary Excerpts


The Book Report: New Song, Familiar Tune
Jan Karon's latest Mitford installment changes locales to talk about living where you're at.
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New & Noteworthy: Biography
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The Book Report: Karon's Agenda
The frustrated Episcopalian is not a frustrated evangelist.
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Yancey: Writing the Trinity
Robert Farrar Capon rightly mocks Christians who conceive of the persons of the Trinity as players on the sidelines taking turns at substitution.


Christian Coalition Loses Exepmt Status
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Praying for Movers and Shakers


Wiccans Practice on U.S Bases
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Voucher Plan Draws Mixed Reviews
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God Speaks to Commuters
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In Brief


Religious Liberty Bill's Passage Uncertain


Bountiful Believers in the Bayou
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Fidelity Urged to Fight AIDS
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In Brief


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