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November 15, 1999

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November 15, 1999

New Laws Protect Homosexuals Subscriber access only

New Laws Protecting Homosexuals

Why I Hate The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc Subscriber access only

Ron Maxwell, director of Gettysburg and an upcoming Joan of Arc film (tentatively titled The Virgin Warrior) lets loose on his competition.

1984 50 Years Later Subscriber access only

Stop the spinning, I'm getting dizzy.

NCC Celebrates 50 Years of American Ecumenism Subscriber access only

Hindus Protest Papal Visit to India Subscriber access only

Fundamentalists accuse Christians of 'forced conversions'

Eavesdropping: Open Door Policy Part 3 Subscriber access only

Gary Bauer's office problems signal a problem in our Christian understanding of both sex and work.

The Greatest Pokemon Match Ever: Pikachu vs. God at the Cineplex Subscriber access only

What Christian film critics are saying about this week's top movies.

Methodists Freeze NCC Funding Subscriber access only

Church says questions unanswered over organization's $4 million debt.

Smile God Loves You! Subscriber access only

Kevin Smith's Dogma isn't just nonblasphemous, it is a presentation of Christianity to an unreached people group.

The Messenger: A Story of Joan of Arc Subscriber access only

Luc Besson's new film isn't nearly as good as the true story, nor is his Joan truly a messenger.

Feed the Children Battles Controversy Subscriber access only

Relief organization seeks credibility rehabilitation after newspaper investigation.

Amassed Media: Hooray for Holywood Subscriber access only

A continuing look at important issuances from the Christian and mainstream press.

Turkmen Authorities Fine Release Baptist Pastor Subscriber access only

After 12-Day Imprisonment, Tashov is Fined a Month's Salary.

Sydney's Archbishop Overrules Decision to Allow Lay Presidency Subscriber access only

NCC to Undergo Major Restructuring to Solve Financial Woes Subscriber access only

Newly elected secretary faces an organization with a $4 million shortfall

Violence Mars Bonnke's Revival Subscriber access only

Sixteen Nigerians die during opening rally

America Legislates for the World! ' Part 1 Subscriber access only

Muslims respond to the U.S. State Department report on religious freedom

America Legislates for the World! ' Part 2 Subscriber access only

Muslims respond to the U.S. State Department report on religious freedom.

Apologetics' Missing Links Subscriber access only

Why Christian apologetics sites on the Web have a postmodern-sized blind spot

Christians Protest Proposed Mosque Subscriber access only

Nazareth Churches shut down for two days in show of disapproval

Letters to the Editor Subscriber access only

Readers respond to Gary Bauer's workplace rules, the Inclusive Bible, and other ChristianityToday.com topics

Haunted by the Style Czarina Subscriber access only

Letters Subscriber access only

Evangelism: To the Jew First? Subscriber access only

outhern Baptists defend new outreach effort.

Canada: Sudan Oil Exports Draw Protests Subscriber access only

Christians urge divestment from Canadian company.

Oregon: From Cult Site to Teen Camp

Anything that can go right will, Young Life discovers

Intelligent Design: Searching for a Blueprint Subscriber access only

Discovery Institute reshapes the orgins debate.

Editorial: The Wall's Long Shadow Subscriber access only

Is there life after Communism in Eastern Europe?

Editorial: Our Unoriginal Sin Subscriber access only

Engaging pop culture means more than imitation.

Hymns on MTV Subscriber access only

Combining mainstream appeal with spiritual depth, Jars of Clay is shaking up Contemporary Christian Music.

An Education with a Backbeat Subscriber access only

Jar Boys Meet Sgt. Pepper Subscriber access only

If I Left the Zoo is even more daring than Jar's first two recordings.

The Business of the Kingdom Subscriber access only

Management guru Peter Drucker thinks the future of America is in the hands of churches.

God on the Gridiron Subscriber access only

Should there be a wall of separation between the church and football?

The Battle for the Inclusive Bible Subscriber access only

Conflicts over "gender-neutral" versions are not really about translation issues.

Running with Jonah Subscriber access only

Do we really want to be closer to God?

The Movie Missionary Subscriber access only

David Bruce uses film reviews to introduce Web surfers to Jesus.

Directions: Are Christians Required to Tithe?

We should be careful not to isolate the tithe from broader demands of generosity and social justice.

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts Subscriber access only

Arts: Who Do Artists Say That I Am? Subscriber access only

The many faces of Jesus go on tour—and online.

The Book Report: Take Ten Commandments and Call Me in the Morning Subscriber access only

How religion makes us healthy.

New and Noteworthy: Theology Subscriber access only

Recent and important releases that will shape evangelical thought

Colson: Scouts' Dishonor Subscriber access only

The judge told the Scouts just what their oath meant—and didn't mean.

Conservatives Voice Support for Bauer Subscriber access only

Conservatives Voice Support for Bauer

New Indictment in Fraud Case Subscriber access only

In Brief Subscriber access only

NBC Purchases Chunk of Pax TV Subscriber access only

Four Priests Resume Teaching Duties Subscriber access only

Gun-Toting Missionaries Given Light Sentences Subscriber access only

Vatican Amends Indulgences Doctrine Subscriber access only

Vatican Amends Indulgences Doctrine

70 Christians Arrested While at Church Subscriber access only

In Brief Subscriber access only

Neopaganism's Bewitching Charms, Part 1 of 3 Subscriber access only

The movement rejects Christianity, but we may discover surprising openings for the gospel.

Neopaganism's Bewitching Charms, Part 2 of 3 Subscriber access only

The movement rejects Christianity, but we may discover surprising openings for the gospel.

Neopaganism's Bewitching Charms, Part 3 of 3 Subscriber access only

The movement rejects Christianity, but we may discover surprising openings for the gospel.

Shopping for the Real Me, Part 1 of 3 Subscriber access only

Why nothing ever quite fits right.

Shopping for the Real Me, Part 2 of 3 Subscriber access only

Why nothing ever quite fits right.

Shopping for the Real Me, Part 3 of 3 Subscriber access only

Why nothing ever quite fits right.

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