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March 11

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'New' China: Same Old Tricks
"Top communists, despite their denials, endorse arrest and torture of Chinese Christians by the thousands."
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What China's Secret Documents Reveal
The New York archive of religious persecution in China contains numerous government documents that show how the government controls religion.
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The Forgotten Founder
The man who altered the course of black Baptist history finally has his say.
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Out of Uniform: Flier Shuns Abaya
Air Force officer fights rule requiring her to wear Muslim covering.
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Church vs. State: Churches Seek Help in Abuse Suits
Mediation may help in determining financial liability in Canadian abuse cases.
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Just War: Christian Ethicists: Afghan War Is Just
Society of Christian Ethics gives cautious support to military effort.
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Faith-Based Setback: Court Strips Faith Works of State Funds
Wisconsin vows to appeal setback of Bush-supported initiative.
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Workplace Bias: Religious Bias Case Back on Track
Federal appeals court reinstates Victoria Leyva's religious discrimination suit.
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Hostage Vigil: Families of Hostage Couple Wait
Men's prayer group for Burnhams perseveres six days a week.
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Afghanistan: Moonscape with Tents
Christian relief groups step up to help destitute Afghans in remote camps.
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Pakistan: Christians Hail Electoral Reform
Pakistan scraps system in which religious minorities could only vote for candidates of their own faith.
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Central Asia: Christians Fear Decade of Freedom Is Over
"Central Asian countries experienced freedom, growth, repression, and now uncertainty."
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Philippines: Agency Disputes Rumors about Burnhams
All indications say the hostages are still being held captive in the jungles of Basilan Island.
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Israel: Government Rethinks Nazareth Mosque
A special committee debates whether the new structure would overwhelm the adjacent church site.
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Inside CT: Criswell's 15 Minutes
Behind Timothy George's remembrance of W.A. Criswell.
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Bloodsuckers
Dracula is still causing a scene in Romania.
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Go Figure
Can an atheist lead a protest from the grave?
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Quotation marks
"Comments on Christian conversion, praying, and Britney Spears."
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The Organ's Revenge
"If it's too loud, then you're located next to a music shop."
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Holy Smoke
"Skywriter Jerry Stevens wanted to share his faith, not scare a town."
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