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May 21

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Watchman on the Walls
"Between heaven and earth, and victim and offender, stands Texas death-row chaplain Jim Brazzil"
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Two Schools of Thought
Many believers wonder what's best for their children—Christian or public education. Two Dallas schools suggest an answer
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Letters


Editorial: A Criminal Proposal
A white supremacist's rampage in 1999 should not shape law in 2001
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Editorial: Invalidating Valedictorians
It's time to let high school seniors into our democracy
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Good Question: Which Miracles Are Real?
"How can we tell which miracles, signs and wonders are of God?"
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Readers' Forum: What Are We For?
The president of the NAE argues that a new day has arrived for the movement
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Always In Parables | Andy Crouch: Generation Misinformation
Forget the latest PowerPoint seminars on Generations X-Z.
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Civil Reactions | Stephen L. Carter: And the Word Turned Secular
Christians should count the cost of the state's affirmation
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Reflections: Quotations to Stir Mind and Heart
Quotations to Stir Heart and Mind
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The CT Review: Watered-Down Love
"Bob Dylan encountered Jesus in 1978, and that light has not entirely faded as he turns 60"
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The CT Review: It's Called Junk Food for a Reason
Two books explore the differences between true nourishment and its counterfeits
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The CT Review: Andy Griffith Is My Copilot
Joey Fann's popular TV-based Bible study spins off an episode guide/devotional
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The Back Page | Philip Yancey: Replenishing the Inner Pastor
Churches should take greater interest in their shepherds' spiritual health
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Armed Services: Navy Bias Charged
"We're not on the same ground as the high church group or the Catholics, say evangelicals"
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Race Relations: Black Methodists Criticize Race Overture
"United Methodist caucus claims delegates reach out to outside black denominations, but not to blacks inside the church"
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Ministry: New England Evangelicals Innovate and Grow
Churches planted in area take root despite rocky soil
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Sex: Marriage Laws Embroil Legislatures
New Englanders push for domestic-partner benefits
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"Pornography: Libraries, ACLU Resist Internet Filtering"
"Law, which requires filters at libraries and schools receiving federal Internet funds, takes effect tomorrow"
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Briefs: North America


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A Violent, Vicious Cycle
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