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April (Web-only)

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Books & Culture Corner: My Cab Ride With Gloria
Meeting a legend, tearfully
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Weblog: Priest Confesses Sins of Catholics Against Pentecostals
Also: Who attends messianic congregations, Christian organizations in Israel in danger
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Keeping the Faith Shouldn't Have Kept Script
The best scenes of Edward Norton's pseudo-religious film seem like they came long after he was committed to his stereotyping screenplay.
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Christianity Today Book Awards 2000
CT picks the top ten books of the past year


Christian History Corner: Coming Soon to a Bookshelf Near You
Christianity Today's annual book awards contain some choice history selections
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For Many Russian Christians Bar Codes Signal Coming of the Antichrist
Russian Orthodox Church trying to calm fears, but may be making it worse
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Books & Culture Corner: Lie Is Beautiful
Dante understood irony's use as a weapon against intellectual arrogance.
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Weblog: Famous Christian Athlete at Center of Cricket Scandal
Plus: Why Robertson isn't the only conservative newcomer to death penalty opposition, British farmers stand against Eastern mysticism, and other articles from around the world.
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'Hell Took a Body and Discovered God'
One of the oldest and best Easter sermons, now 1,600 years old, is still preached today.
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World Evangelical Fellowship Calls for Religious Freedom Across Globe
'Religion has been sidelined,' group tells United Nations
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CT Classic: The Scars of Easter
He knows the wounds of humanity. His hands prove it.
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Weblog: Religious Right Is Good People Says Gay Writer
Plus: Falwell starts voter registration drive, Walter Martin's relatives call for Hank Hanegraaff's resignation, and other religion stories from around the world.
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Unless Jesus Says Otherwise Hell Exists Asserts Evangelical Report
British group acknowledges differences on annihilationism, but says doctrine of hell must be preached again.
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In Sri Lanka's No Man's Land Churches Provide Some Hope for Refugees
Christians mobilize to help nearly a million left homeless by Tamil conflict
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Evangelicals Abstain from Zimbabwe's Interfaith Body
Christian group opposes blending of Christianity and traditional African religion.
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Amassed Media: Talk About the Passion
The best online resources about the history, significance, and experience of Holy Week
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Weblog: Bible Makes Christians Hate Jews Says Boston Globe Columnist
Plus: Catholic bishop calls for contraception, another arrest in India missionary's murder, and other religion news stories from around the world.
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Film Forum: Keeping the Faith Is in Vain
Is in Vain: What Christian film critics are saying about Rules of Engagement, 28 Days, and other top films
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Debt Cancellation a Question of 'Justice' Kenya's Anglican Archbishop Tells Japan
Tokyo skeptical toward Jubilee 2000 message
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Maundy Thursday
Part one of The Great Reversal, a CT Classic article
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Suing for Reconciliation
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