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"Charitable Choice Makes It Out of Committee, But Is It Too Compromised?"

"The continuing missionary work of the kidnapped Burnhams, Dylan joins the company of angels and archangels, and many other stories from news sources around the world"

Ted Olsen | posted 6/01/2001 12:00AM

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Polling belief:

Poll shows Protestant collapse | Barna study exposes "erosion of the church's foundations" (UPI)
Teenage belief in spiritualism as popular as faith in God | Institutional religion remains a powerful influence in many teenagers' lives, but nearly as many belief in the power of the occult (The Daily Telegraph, London)

Science and health:

Seeing faith through science | An astronomer and minister looks to biology, physics and other fields in an effort to prove the Bible's truth. He draws fire from scientists and fundamentalists alike (Los Angeles Times)
Drugs, scalpel … and faith? | Doctors are noticing the power of prayer (U.S. News & World Report)
Looking for God at Berkeley | A provocative theory called "intelligent design" claims evolution is hogwash. But it's not the usual religious zealots leading this latest attack on Darwin. It's scientists and professors at Cal. (San Francisco Weekly)

Other stories of interest:

Religion 101 (The short course) | A review of The Complete Idiot's Guide to the Life of Christ (Los Angeles Times)
Bible to speak in native tongues | The religion accused of wreaking havoc on native Canadians by very nearly destroying aboriginal culture, language and spirituality, is now helping to pump new life into native languages through translations of the Old and New Testaments (The National Post)
New president resigns from evangelicals | Supporters of NAE head Kevin Mannoia believed evangelicals needed an influential national voice to lead a "movement." But others say that was a miscalculation, since traditionally the leader had been a quiet manager who consulted everybody. (The Washington Times)

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