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April (Web-only)

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Books & Culture Corner: The Gospel According to Biff
A conversation with novelist Christopher Moore
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Weblog: Communicating Easter's Blood, Not Bunnies
The latest on the Burnhams, a patron saint for Harry Potter wannabes, and the expanded territory of Jabez
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Weblog: Federal Judge Says Feds Can't Interfere With Oregon's Suicide Law
Dobson and others want kids out of public schools, and more stories from online sources around the world
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Weblog: The Return of the Amnesiac Pastor
Tom DeLay on Baylor's Christianity, Sinéad O'Connor on clergy abuse, and other stories from around the world
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'A Rock Band That's Good for Something'
The author of Walk On: The Spiritual Journey of U2 talks about why politicians listen to Bono
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Christian History Corner: The Profligate Provocateur
In the twelfth century, an intellectual challenge to church authority proved much more dangerous than a sex scandal
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Close The Door
Now that the evangelical satire magazine isn't just satirizing evangelicalism, it's not all that funny anymore
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Weblog: Evangelical Support of Israel Isn't Just About Premillennialism
Are conservative Christians upset with Bush?
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Books & Culture Corner: A Grave in the Air, a Soul Dancing
Two remarkable collections of Holocaust testimony
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Weblog: 1986 Abortion Protest Case Goes to Supreme Court for Second Time
Were Burnhams' abductors responsible for Philippine bombings? And other stories from online sources around the world
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Do Evangelicals Still Go Door-to-Door?
Successful evangelism strategies have added new components to the traditional model of home visitation.
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Weblog: Commandments Covering Commands Crowd
Incubus and Green Day play in church, and other stories from online sources around the world
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Film Forum: Iran's Golden Age of Cinema
Critics respond to The Scorpion King, Murder by Numbers, and Crush
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Weblog: Paul Burnham Says Deal With Abu Sayyaf Was Made, Then Broken
Success for Bush's faith-based initiative, and other stories from online sources around the world
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China's Christians Face Harsh New Rules
Regional officials gain broad new controls over religious activity
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Weblog: Methodists Allow Gay Pastors To Keep Posts During Reviews
The Dove Awards, Pat Robertson's racehorses, and other stories from online sources around the world
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Christian History Corner: Moving Targets
Evangelizing on-the-go Americans only seems harder than it used to be
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Books & Culture Corner: A Peculiar People
The uniqueness of the Jews
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Weblog: Gunman Killed in Church of the Nativity Courtyard
Fourteen Christians slain in Indonesia, two Nigerian Christians escape the death penalty, and other stories from online sources around the world
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Weblog: Philippine President, New Tribes Mission Speak Out On Negotiations With Kidnappers
Bush delivers a testimony, and alleged sex abuse victims accuse the Vatican of a cover-up
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