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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.

Ted Olsen | posted 1/01/2001 12:00AM

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More stories of interest:

Religion and politics:

Unnatural allies | While liberals fight the Ashcroft nomination, tech leaders join the religious right to back Bush's choice for attorney general. (The Standard)
Disqualified by his religion? | Comparing reactions to Lieberman and Aschcroft (Charles Krauthammer, The Washington Post)
Clergy, politician fight sex biz | Sunset Park slams city for lax handling of porn laws (New York Daily News)
Evangelist says Nigeria's President Obasanjo is not a born-again Christian (This Day, Lagos, Nigeria)
Pakistan's retired military officers forcing government to declare Islamic rule (Associated Press)
Nepal: Jailed missionary before the court end of January (The Norway Post)

Pop culture:

Divine intervention fails to land priest in hot seat | First Roman Catholic priest on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire had slow fingers. (Connecticut Post)
Nude news outrages church and mafia (The Daily Telegraph, London)
We're nation of hedonists, say Australian churches (The [Adelaide, South Australia] Advertiser)

Stern warnings:

Dissident bishop cautions churches to reform or perish | Anglican Mission in America's Charles Murphy says American mainline churches should learn from Rwanda. (The [Charleston, South Carolina] Post and Courier)
Diversify or die, Presbyterians told (The Miami Herald)

Other stories:

Pennsylvania education board considers rules allowing teaching of creationism (Freedom Forum Online)
Peruvians rely on religion to help clean up streets | Authorities painted images of Jesus and Mary on dirty streets' walls to discourage littering. (Reuters/CNN)
Bible college suited up former pro player | National Bible College Athletic Association schools don't prohibit former pros, but opponents do. (Associated Press)
Man expands pleas for prayer as sign of hope, love (Mary Schmich, Chicago Tribune)
Funeral for conjoined twin Mary in Gozo (SkyNews)

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December 22 | 21 | 20 | 19 | 18

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