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February 4

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Is the God of Muhammad the Father of Jesus?
The answer to this question reveals the heart of our faith
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Does God Hear Muslims' Prayers?
We must remember that God does not deal with theologies; he deals with persons.
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Only God Is Free
Many discussions about openness theology assume that human freedom and divine freedom are pretty much the same thing. They're not
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Washington: Midterm Exams
"GOP, Democrats count on religious vote for congressional campaigns."
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September 11: Church Binds 9/11 Wounds with Quick Cash
A New York mission offers aid to those who need it without all the red tape
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Mining Controversy: Robertson Takes Flak for Gold-Mining Venture
"Freedom Gold has not yet mined much in Liberia, but it is already producing critical media attention for its founder."
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Rite of Passage: Promise Keepers Begins to Evangelize Boys
"The youth-orientated Passage draws 14,000 to Ohio rally"
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Bible Translation: Revised NIV Makes Its Debut
Translators alter 7 percent of the text to update style and gender issues.
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Southern Baptists: SBC Agency May Revoke D.C. Funds
"The District of Columbia Baptist Convention may lose $475,000 in annual support because of differences with the North American Mission Board"
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Afghanistan: Entrapment Suspected
Shelter Now leader believes workers were pawns in Taliban scheme
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North Africa: Interest in Satellite TV Up Since 9/11
North Africans are showing a growing interest in Christian programs
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Philipines: Missionary Couple Remains in Limbo
The apparently poor condition of the Burnhams has given the case a new urgency
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China: Church Leader Gets Reprieve
China's case against Gong Shengliang now on hold
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Kenya: Christians Flee Rioting
Tensions between landowners and tenants spark violence in Nairobi slum
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Quotation Marks
"Recent comments on religion and politics, self-defense for clergy, and atheists in Sunday School"
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Go Figure
Do Christian readers want more fiction or more Bible studies?
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Today's Sermon: Thou Shalt Not Steal
Several pastors caught using the words of others without attribution.
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Raiders of the Lost Ark
An Ethiopian tabot lost for 130 years is found in a cathedral cupboard
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The Holy City
"A mayoral ban in Inglis, Florida designates the town free of Satan"
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The Lowdown on Downloads
"Now that Napster is all but dead, Christian music companies are the first to try its model for profit"
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Christ at the Center
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'O, Evangelicos!'
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The Best and the Worst New Tech: Online Video
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Christ-Centered Cautions
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