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September 6

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Mennonite Groups Agree on Merger and New Division
DENOMINATIONS: Mennonite Groups Agree on Merger and New Division


Teen Shines Brightly on Campus
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The Book Report: Taking Back Mars Hill—with Grace
Alister McGrath's new apologetics appeals to the deep longings of today's seekers.
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New & Noteworthy: Christianity and Culture


InPrint: Beyond Rigid Righteousness


Yancey: The Encyclopedia of Theological Ignorance
In view of the mess we have made of crystal-clear commands, I tremble to think how we might act if some doctrines were less ambiguous.


TV Stations Turn Down Exodus Ads
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Evangelicals Embrace Vegetarian Diet
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NAE Mulls Move to Azusa
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Church Rejects 'Worship Tax'
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84,000 Join Jakes in Georgia
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In Brief


Hindu Radical Fingered in Killing


Christian Groups Labeled 'Cultic'
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Starvation Puts 150,000 at Risk


Broadcaster Alleges Discrimination


School Decision Irks Muslims
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Inside CT: Fixing Johnny
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Letters


Jerusalem: Reconciliation Walk Reaches Pinnacle
Western Christians ask forgiveness for crusader atrocities.
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