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Books & Culture Corner: Mind Control and the Christian Citizen
Historian Sean Wilentz's misguided attack on Justice Antonin Scalia
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Weblog: Six Dead in Attack on Pakistan Christian School
World Vision hostages freed, and a Pentecostal pastor is murdered in Colombia
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The Dick Staub Interview: Ben Heppner
The acclaimed dramatic tenor speaks about getting into opera, his faith, and P.O.D.


Weblog: Newspaper Raises Questions About Thomas Nelson's Financial Practices
Christian teens reconcile with their lesbian mom after suing for divorce, and other stories from online sources around the world
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Christian Villages Burn Again in Central Indonesia
Protective armed forces are withdrawn before the attack
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Don't Knock Christian Rock
The author of the Encyclopedia of Contemporary Christian Music and a Lutheran seminary professor says the genre deserves more respect
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Weblog: Florida Christian Coalition Leader and Others Arrested on Petition Fraud Charges
Are those hymns really tavern songs? And other stories from online sources around the world
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Film Forum: Adventures in Poetry and Surfing
Critics respond to Blue Crush, Possession, The Adventures of Pluto Nash, Me Without You, 24 Hour Party People, The Good Girl, XXX, and the upcoming satire Simone. Also: Hollywood directors sue CleanFlicks and another movie about Jesus
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Weblog: Christian Groups Push for RU-486 Ban
Cathedral sex radio stunt spurs outrage, and other stories from online sources around the world
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Judge Allows Class Action Suit Against Navy
'Non-liturgical' chaplains complain of bias in Naval promotion, hiring
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Weblog: Florida Adoption Law Causing Abortion, Say Lawyers
Giving Drew University the finger (of George Whitefield), and other stories from online sources around the world
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Give Franklin Graham Some Slack—and Some Credit
The evangelist shouldn't be defined by his opposition to Islam.
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Christian History Corner: Spurgeon on Jabez
What history's most prolific preacher said, in 1871, about the Prayer of Jabez
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Books & Culture Corner: The New York Times Discovers Religion (Again)
Shouldn't the paper of record be able to move beyond Square One?
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Weblog: Baptist Leader Calls Catholics Anti-Semitic for Excluding Jews from Evangelism
When Herbert stole 14,000 snails, he always got in trouble
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The Dick Staub Interview: Francine Rivers
The fiction writer says she starts each book with a question that she doesn't know the answer to. God provides the ending


Weblog: Pakistani Christians Take Up Arms But Can't Defend Churches
China's house churches persecuted by China and questioned by stateside Christians, and other stories from around the world
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The Next Billy Graham May Be a Robot
Should Internet evangelism use automated programs to spread the gospel?
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The (Automated) Spy Who Loved Jesus
Talking to an instant messaging robot about the gospel
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Weblog: Parsonage Exemption Case Dimissed, But May Return
The walls come a-tumblin' down? And other stories from around the world.
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