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Books & Culture Corner: Give 'Em Hell Harry!
Looking back at the 1948 presidential campaign.
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The Amsterdam Declaration
A Charter for evangelism in the 21st century.


Indonesian Island Attacks Go Unnoticed
World ignoring plight of Christians in Ambon, visitors say.
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Weblog: The Itty-Bitty Protest Against Scouting
Plus: More shari'a in Nigeria, spiritual warfare strategies scrutinized, and other stories from around the world.
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World Youth Day Hailed as Popestock
Two million young people turn up for Mass in Rome with Pope John Paul.
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Film Forum: The Kingdom of God Is Like that Scene from Aliens
Josh Spencer and Brian Heflin of Stranger Things magazine see pop culture as fresh language to communicate classic truths.
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Weblog: The Sea Jesus Calmed Is Becoming Deadlier than Ever
Plus: Eastern Orthodox Church's unprecedented canonization, why shocking entertainment is good, and other stories from mainstream media sources around the world.
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CT Classic: Who Killed Jesus?
After centuries of censure, Jews have been relieved of general responsibility for the death of Jesus. Now who gets the blame?
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CT Classic: A Passionate Passion
Oberammergau's drama not only survives, it thrives.
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Weblog: Trying to Make The New York Times Bestseller List the Wrong Way
Plus: House church members arrested in China, Olympic tribute to drag, and other stories from around the world.
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Weblog: Is Bush's Campaign and Christianity Really About His Sister?
Plus: A new era for child porn, more on China's arrests of Christians, and other stories from around the Internet.
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Clinton Visit Provokes Church Members
Willow Creek pastor fields congregation's questions, challenges.
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Lawsuits Force Anglicans to Cut Staff and Programs
Abuse allegations cause the Anglican Church of Canada to scale back church support and overseas ministries.
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Books & Culture Corner: Humans and Other Animals
How much do we share with the birds of the air and the beasts of the field?
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Who You Gonna Call?
According to a study, Protestant churches aren't answering the phone.
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Weblog: Journalists Organizations Tiring of Lieberman's God Talk
Plus: The world's religious leaders meet—sort of, spontaneous prayer at football, and other stories.
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CT Classic: To Hell on a Cream Puff
Gluttony makes you soft and lovable. It's the cute sin.
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Somali Convert Released From Jail in Yemen
Reunited family en route to New Zealand.
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Film Forum: Cheerleaders Voted Most Popular at the Cinema
What Christian film critics are saying about Bring It On, The Art of War, The Cell, The Original Kings of Comedy, and other new releases.
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Weblog: Christians Should Require Premarital Sex Says Theologian
Plus: The Salvation Army loosens up on marriage, more violence in India, and other stories from mainstream media sources around the world.
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A Southern Baptist Manifesto
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Caesar's Sectarians
The government keeps trying to favor one kind of religion over another.

Healing ORU
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Missional Misstep
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