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July (Web-only)

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Books & Culture Corner: It Takes a Village to Raise a Child...
… but for an abortion, you only need a doctor and a nurse or two.
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Weblog: No Gay Unions in Presbyterian Churches
Plus: Focus puts the pressure on Procter & Gamble, and the fight to ban partial-birth abortions continues.
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Weblog: Bush May Pick Prochoice Running Mate
Plus: Harry Potter at CBA? More killings in Indonesia, and other stories from around the Internet.
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Weblog: Special Offended about Being Offended Edition
Contest winners respond to Chicago Sun-Times columnist Neil Steinberg—and to Weblog.
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Weblog: No Ban on Internet Gambling
Plus: Muslims may be behind some of India's attacks on Christians, and other stories from news sources around the world.
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Speaking with Action Against AIDS
A report from the Thirteenth International AIDS Conference.
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Film Forum: X and Sex
What film critics are saying about X-Men, The Perfect Storm, and how the movies are changing human sexuality.
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Plans to Resolve India's Interfaith Tensions Face Delays and Accusations
Did India's National Commission for Minorities plan meeting to discredit Christians?
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Clergyman's Attacker Makes a Public Confession and Embraces Christianity
But former youth squad member refuses to finger person behind last June's beating.
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Weblog: Are Ex-Gay Ministries the Next Big Thing?
Plus: The search for an inoffensive mascot, Philadelphia clergy protest a newspaper headline, and other stories from around the Internet
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Christian History Corner: How the Other Half Lived
Chronicling the forgotten gender in the Bible and church history.
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Churches Put Pressure for Swift Action to Calm Maluku Violence
Indonesian army joining in attacks on Christians.
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Somali Convert in Yemen Transferred to Immigration Jail
U.N. agency proposing emergency resettlement for Christian convert from Islam.
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Billy Graham Too Ill for Amsterdam 2000
Evangelist will deliver address via satellite.
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Books & Culture Corner: The Evangelical Culture of Euphemism Part 2
Should we distinguish between public and private discourse?
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Weblog: Uh-Oh Cheerios: General Mills Apologizes for Giving Away Bible CDs
Plus: Street preachers discuss strategy, Bush is tired of articles about his faith, and other news stories from the mainstream press.
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African Methodist Episcopal Church Elects Its First Woman Bishop
The stained glass ceiling has been pierced, says Vashti McKenzie.
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Jerusalem's Church Leaders Tell Summit Not to Separate City's Christians
Christians worried about dividing Old City between Palestinian and Israeli control.
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Weblog: Christian Bioethics Conference Gets Wired
Plus: House backs In God We Trust, a Reform rabbi supports messianic Jews, and other stories from around the world.
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German Church Confesses to Using Forced Laborers During War
Germany's main Protestant body will contribute $4.7 million to compensation fund.
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Myanmar Aid Crisis Triggers More Deaths, Disease
Groups still unable to deliver food, medicine. Death toll may top 128,000.

No Place for Complacency
David Wells on The Courage to Be Protestant.

Willow Creek's 'Huge Shift'
Influential megachurch moves away from seeker-sensitive services.

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Positively Protestant
Lets uncover the original meaning of the word.

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The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
It's a reasonably entertaining popcorn flick and has some good spiritual themes, even if it loses some of the book's most important ideas.

 
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