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Bible:

• Less people buy Bibles as condom sales soar (The Monitor, Kampala, Uganda)
  
  
• Bible version changes more than it should | Perhaps there's something to be said about the tried - and true - King James Version of the Scriptures. (Editorial, The Daily News, Bowling Green, Kentucky)
  
  

Religion and computers:

• NetTrends: Move over porn, prayer has power online (Reuters)
  
  
• Psalm's new e-book reader | The Godspeed e-Bible is the first e-reader specifically designed for Christians (Wired News)
  
  

Business:

• Kmart bankruptcy prompts Thomas Nelson to take charge | Company owed publisher $4.4 million (Nashville Business Journal)
  
  
• Plus: Thomas Nelson Announces Impact of Kmart Bankruptcy (Press release)
  
  

Other articles of interest:

• Spreading their word | Christian missionaries are developing a growing 'Messianic Jewish' movement in Israel (The Jerusalem Post)
  
  
• Jury: Manti sect must pay | True and Living Church of Jesus Christ of the Saints of the Last Days was ordered to pay $290,000 for fraud and other charges after promising to produce Jesus in the flesh (Salt Lake Tribune)
  
  
• Also: Women win lawsuit after Jesus fails to appear (Associated Press)
  
  
• P.O.D.'s rock, faith mix successful | Unlike Creed, another platinum-selling rock band that has some religious tones in its music, the members of P.O.D are more than happy to espouse Christianity in interviews and in their music. (Associated Press)
  
  

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January (Web-only) 2002, Vol. 46