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January (Web-only)

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Top Ten Religion Stories 2000
Events from the past year that will impact the years to come


Weblog: Narnia Kicks Oz Over the Rainbow
Lutherans and Episcopalians unite, and other stories from media around the world.
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Weblog: Graham's Brain Shunt Fails, Evangelist Will Miss Inauguration
More on Bush, Ashcroft, religion in politics, and other stories from mainstream media sources around the world
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Girl Guides Earn a Badge in Condom Use?
British counterpart of the Girl Scouts promotes new values in the U.K.
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Christian Recovering from Grozny Kidnapping
All of Chechnya's believers must overcome the dreadful worries of the past.
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Weblog: World's First 'Legal' Gay Marriage Reportedly Takes Place in Canada, but Trials Await
Franklin Graham will deliver inaugural invocation, and other stories from news sources around the Web
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Film Forum: Same Old Song and Dance
Christian Critics review Save the Last Dance, Traffic, All the Pretty Horses, and other films.
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Focus on the Family Sues Over Ex-Gay Ad Ban
Supreme Court denies Indianapolis Baptist Temple appeal, and other stories from international media sources
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New Episcopal Ecumenism and Interfaith Officer Appointed
Former Bishop of Iowa, Christopher Epting, wants to improve relations with Jewish and Muslim faiths.
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Jesse Jackson: I am Father to a Daughter who Was Born Outside of my Marriage.
The Graham Staines murder claims another life, and other stories from media outlets around the world
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Minorities Accuse Council of Off-Road Theology
Critics force the Latin American Council of Churches to withdraw its Theology on the Road mission document
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Laura Bush Wants to Keep Roe v. Wade
Mark Noll on The Opening of the Evangelical Mind, and other stories from media sources around the world and around the Web.
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This Is Your Life
Exploring the well-worn sawdust trail between fundamentalists and evangelicals
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Truth and Justice in the Philippines
Filipino churches urge members to join in anti-Estrada protests.
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Three U.S. Catholics Among 37 New Cardinals
Prolife activists respond to Laura Bush, and other news stories from around the world.
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Pastor Charged with Speaking for Unregistered Organization
Case dismissed on technicality for pastor from Minsk, but courts are still deciding the fate of the Association for Religious Freedom in Belarus.
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Bush Overturns Clinton Act, Reinstates Ban on Overseas Abortion Aid
Britain okays embryo cloning, and more stories from mainstream news sources around the world
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What Are Movies, Anyway?
Christian film critics discuss the relationship between art, entertainment, and education in cinema.
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Colson's Justice Fellowship in Financial Trouble
Do our brains create spiritual experiences? And other stories from publications around the Internet.
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Russian Intellectuals Try to Revive Atheism
The Moscow Society of Atheists says its ideology has fallen out of fashion
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