No Longer Left Behind "An insider's look at how Christian books are agented, acquired, packaged, branded, and sold in today's marketplace." Steve Rabey | posted 4/22/2002 12:00AM
CT Book Awards 2002 "Here are the books our judges—200 pastors, scholars, and church leaders—considered the worthiest this year." posted 4/22/2002 12:00AM
Free Children Antioch Bible Church campaigns for fair adoption. Ted Olsen | posted 4/22/2002 12:00AM
Not Everybody Loves Ray Campus Crusade for Christ evangelism stirs controversy and debate. Ted Olsen | posted 4/22/2002 12:00AM
Go Figure The number of Americans who say they have no religion is growing. Ted Olsen | posted 4/22/2002 12:00AM
Nixon's Ghost The late President's tapes brought more pain—and a genuine act of repentance. A Christianity Today Editorial | posted 4/22/2002 12:00AM
A Preventable Tragedy Evangelicals must not pretend to be immune to sexual sin by clergy or volunteers A Christianity Today Editorial | posted 4/22/2002 12:00AM
Reflections Quotations to stir the heart and mind about writing. Richard A. Kauffman | posted 4/22/2002 12:00AM
Good Question: Hell's Final Enigma Won't heaven's joy be spoiled by our awareness of unsaved loved ones in hell? J. I. Packer | posted 4/22/2002 12:00AM
The Dour Analyst and the Joyous Christian "In the realm of mental balance and personal peace, Sigmund Freud had nothing on C. S. Lewis." David Neff | posted 4/22/2002 12:00AM
Plus: Two Cultural Giants Both Sigmund Freud and C. S. Lewis were emotionally wounded as boys and struggled with depression as men. But a worldview can make a tremendous difference. David Neff | posted 4/22/2002 12:00AM
Theology for the Rest of Us "Introductions to theological thinking need not be dry, bloated, or inaccessible." Roger E. Olson | posted 4/22/2002 12:00AM
From Christian History & Biography: Positively Protestant
Lets uncover the original meaning of the word.
David Neff | posted 5/16/2008 10:54PM
From Christianity Today Movies: The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
It's a reasonably entertaining popcorn flick and has some good spiritual themes, even if it loses some of the book's most important ideas.
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