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March (Web-only)

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Books & Culture Corner: 'Must Be Superstition'
Rediscovering spiritual reality.
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Weblog: Graham Says 1972 Oval Office Comments 'Do Not Reflect my Views, and I Sincerely Apologize'
Plus: Franklin praised for stance on AIDS, and the latest news on freeing the Burnhams.
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Books & Culture Corner: The State of the Game
After one of the best World Series ever, baseball faces a crisis
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Weblog: Five Killed, Dozens Wounded in Pakistan Church Attack
Critics accept Billy Graham's second apology for 1972 comments
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CT Classic: Which Version Should We Use?
What we said when the NIV was first published
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Weblog: Archbishop of Cali Shot to Death
Tony Hall leaves Congress but not his campaign against hunger, and other stories from online sources around the world
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How the Clergy Sexual Abuse Scandal Affects Evangelical Churches
Sin and secrecy aren't limited to Roman Catholics, say pastors and scholars
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Weblog: Richard Land, The Un-Falwell?
Bush adviser reassures Family Research Council, lying, cheating pastors, and other stories from online sources around the world.
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Film Forum: Back to the Ice Age, Forward to the Oscars
What critics are saying about Ice Age, Showtime, Resident Evil, Metropolis, Harrison's Flowers, Trembling before G-d, and Maryam
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Weblog: Peru Missionaries Get Money and 'Regret,' But No Apology
Google forced to remove anti-Scientology links, studies say faith-based organizations really are more effective, and other
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Weblog: Nigeria Moves Against Shari'ah
U.S. government said ABWE had to let it off the hook for Peru plane shooting or missionaries wouldn't get paid, and other stories from around the world
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Christian History Corner: The Other Holy Day
In the rush toward Good Friday and Easter, don't forget Maundy Thursday
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CT Classic: Ghostwriting: A Borderline Deceit?
The evangelical world is being plagued by ghostwriters in the sky
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Pakistan Grenade Attack Survivors Worship and Weep
On the Sunday after March 17 attack, church members regather in Islamabad
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Weblog: Carl McIntire, 'P.T. Barnum of Fundamentalism,' Dies at 95
Marathon messes up D.C. services, and mixed news on Shari'ah in Nigeria
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Books & Culture Corner: Baseball 2002 Preview
Part 2: Saving the game
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Weblog: Palm Sunday Service Bombed, Priest and 2 Girls Killed
The GOP woos black clergy, the Easter Bunny meets Santa, and other stories from online sources around the world
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On The Run from Police, Iranian Christian Survives Church Attack
Fleeing persecution with no passport, refugee witnesses last week's grenade murders in Pakistan
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Weblog: $3 Million Paid to Free Burnhams? Governments, New Tribes Mission Say No
Britain's right to die case, blaming the Bible for the church's ills, and other stories from online sources around the world
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Who Writes Charles Colson's Columns?
The LA Times was wrong when it said Colson just signs off on staffwriting, says CT's editor
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