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Books & Culture Corner: True West
Three excellent museum shows—not to mention our magazines—reexamine the American frontier
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Weblog: Fury Rises Over Tufts University's Banning of Christian Group
Plus: Is the pope an evangelical? Britney Spears takes a stand for virginity, and other religion stories from around the world.
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Weblog: Christian Web Site Kept Away from Jesus
Plus: Is the I Love You virus God's punishment for infidelity? And other articles from around the world about Christians and Christianity.
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The Right to Rent
Can homosexuals and atheists be barred from church camps?
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Pope Honors 12 000 Modern Witnesses to Christianity
Orthodox and Protestants join commemoration of twentieth-century martyrs
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Despite Arrests Church Leaders Vow to Continue Vieques Protest
Religious leaders still spearheading effort to end Navy bombing
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Ten Years After the Velvet Revolution Czech Monasteries Struggle to Survive
Legal issues, no middle generation of monks and nuns limit expansion.
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Weblog: Air Force Chaplain Cleared of Discrimination Charge
Plus: Chicago Tribune's family devotion tips, and other stories on Christians and Christianity from the world's mainstream media sources.
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A Fresh Encounter with God
Anne Graham Lotz says, Just give me Jesus in five-city revival.
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India's First Dalit Archbishop Holds 'No Grudge' Over Predecessor's Attack
Once untouchable Dalits make up bulk of country's Christians
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Blasphemy Case Registered Against Young Pakistani Husband
First test of military government's new judicial curb
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Weblog: Measuring the Wall Between Church and State
Plus: No more Fightin' Christians, a Christian hostel is attacked in India, and other stories from the mainstream media around the world.
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Christian History Corner: Glorified Gore
The early church wouldn't have been pleased with Gladiator.
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CT Classic: A Mother's Day Meditation
Billy Graham's mother examines her role as parent.
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CT Classic: His Mother
Learning from Mary, the maternal model.
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Wish Ruth Graham a Happy Eightieth
Christianity Today is compiling birthday greetings and memories. Come be a part of it.


Weblog: Jesus Returns in Florida
Plus: iBelieve.com ads will air on Jesus after all, political church will stay taxed, and links to other stories from the mainstream press.
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Books & Culture Corner: Peacemaking in Northern Ireland
Former U.S. Senator George Mitchell considers the long, often painful process
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Sticking With the Status Quo
United Methodists reject gay marriage, ordination.
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Weblog: President of San Francisco Theological Seminary Found Guilty of Sexual Abuse Days after Resignation
Plus: Madalyn Murray O'Hair's murder, another Jonestown, and other religion stories from around the world.
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