Beliefs that set Mormons apart, and evangelicals' response.
By James A. Beverley
February 1, 2000
Spring in Purgatory: Dante, Botticelli, C. S. Lewis, and a Lost Masterpiece
By Kathryn Lindskoog
February 1, 2000
What C. S. Lewis Wrote About Botticelli
Compiled by Kathryn Lindskoog
February 1, 2000
Priests with AIDS study questioned, Vacation Bible Schools off the hook, and other stories from the mainstream press about Christians and Christianity
Compiled by Ted Olsen
February 1, 2000
Jesus is 'unique Savior,' Pope reiterates; other religions called 'incomplete.'
By Luigi Sandri, Ecumenical News International, in Rome
February 1, 2000
Peter Carnley was first to ordain women priests—before female ordination agreed by General Synod.
By Moira O'Brien-Malone, Ecumenical News International, in Melbourne
February 1, 2000
Internal survey at Family Research Council says 'partisan' leader unwelcome.
By Tony Carnes
February 1, 2000
News stories on the Episcopalian rift, a court battle over a 15-foot Jesus, rosaries, and other topics from media sources around the world.
February 1, 2000
A dispatch from the Calvin Symposium on Worship and the Arts
By John Wilson
February 1, 2000
Two church members in Turkmenabad fired from jobs
By Felix Corley, Compass Direct
February 1, 2000
Kansas City Star says priests dying at much higher rate than American population
By Cheryl Heckler-Feltz, Ecumenical News International, in New York
February 1, 2000
Plus other stories about the Ten Commandments, 'Intelligent design' theory, and more from the world's press.
Compiled by Ted Olsen
February 1, 2000
What Christian film critics are saying about Scream 3 and other top-grossing films.
By Steve Lansingh
February 1, 2000
News stories about Christians and Christianity from the world's mainstream media sources.
Compiled by Ted Olsen
February 1, 2000
Religious leaders urge Clinton administration to act against oppression
By Tom Strode, Baptist Press
February 1, 2000
Pentecostal leader says government 'ineffective,' selfish.
By Anthony Kunda, Ecumenical News International, in Lusaka, Zambia
February 1, 2000
An introduction to The Gospel of Jesus Christ: An Evangelical Celebration.
By David Neff, executive editor, Christianity Today
February 1, 2000
An Evangelical Celebration: Drafting and Endorsing Committees
February 1, 2000
Village cleric charged with 'provoking violence' in El-Kosheh
By Barbara G. Baker, Compass Direct
February 1, 2000
Secret sin of Clay Crosse's youth reappears in midst of ministry
By Todd Starnes, Baptist Press
February 1, 2000
If only CBS had chosen a true heroine for Black History Month …
By Elesha Coffman, Assistant Editor of Christian History
February 1, 2000
Does Saint Valentine's Day have its origins in Christian tradition?
By Ted Olsen
February 1, 2000
Plus: Randall Terry censured by home church, Tom Landry's faith remembered, and other dispatches from the world's media about Christians and Christianity.
Compiled by Ted Olsen
February 1, 2000
The importance of good literature—and how to get young people to read it.
By Sarah Cowie
February 1, 2000
With The Story of Us, released on video today, Hollywood offers a rationale for sticking with marriage.
By Lauren F. Winner
February 1, 2000
Plus: Religious tensions flare in Russia, Anglican bishop apologizes for gay ad, and other dispatches from the world's media about Christians and Christianity
Compiled by Ted Olsen
February 1, 2000
Plus: An archbishop is banned from his parish, a priest is arrested for killing his bishop, and a CT columnist's favorite Simpsons' character.
Compiled by Ted Olsen
February 1, 2000
How a film student is encouraging pastors to bring Hollywood to church.
By Steve Lansingh
February 1, 2000
Plus: Government wrangling over religious persecution sanctions, a gospel singer is accused of immodesty, and an Egyptian report says don't worry, riots kill people every day.
Compiled by Ted Olsen
February 1, 2000
Austria's crisis is a 'severe warning' to churches, says CEC leade
By Stephen Brown, Ecumenical News International, in Geneva
February 1, 2000
Plus: Religious groups okayed for federal literacy dollars, Billy Graham becomes part of House chaplain controversy, and St. Augustine is being traded for Jesse Ventura.
Compiled by Ted Olsen
February 1, 2000
In Tim Stafford's novel Stamp of Glory, the main character is a movement
By Elesha Coffman, assistant editor of Christian History
February 1, 2000
Vote for the top books of the 20th century.
February 1, 2000
Guelzo's Lincoln Book a Winner
By John Wilson
February 1, 2000
Jakes responds to Christianity Today article, Apologetics Journal Criticizes Jakes.
By Bishop T. D. Jakes | Hearsay, not heresy.
February 1, 2000
By Paul Jeffrey
February 1, 2000
By Jonathan Luxmoore in Warsaw
February 1, 2000
What Christian critics are saying about The Whole Nine Yards and other top-grossing films
By Steve Lansingh
February 1, 2000
Churches call for peaceful end to Tamil fighting
By Anto Akkara, Ecumenical News International, in New Delhi
February 1, 2000
The total number of languages in which the Bible is available in part or in its entirety now stands at 2,233.
By Cedric Pulfordin London
February 1, 2000
By Chris Herlinger in New York
February 1, 2000
By Chris Herlinger in New York
February 1, 2000
Can you identify the most influential Christians of the twentieth century?
From the editors of Christian History
February 1, 2000
The Third Miracle shows that community is central to Christian faith
By Steve Lansingh
February 1, 2000
To Know the Universe Well, sort of.
By John Wilson
February 1, 2000
Recent and important releases that will shape evangelical thought
February 1, 2000
By World Relief news staff
February 1, 2000