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April (Web-only)

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We Must Never Be Silent About Suffering
The CT religious rights debate continues
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Weblog: Pastor Dies of SARS
Harvard University backs InterVarsity chapter
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Books & Culture 's Book of the Week: Why We Are in Iraq
"Michael Kelly, R.I.P"
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"Diplomacy, Not Denunciation, Saves Lives"
The CT religious rights debate concludes
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Weblog: Florida Pulls Christian AIDS Brochure
"A military chaplain's controversial baptism plan, and other stories from online sources around the world."
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The Dick Staub Interview: Marcia Ford on Christian Misfits
The author of Memoir of a Misfit describes her eccentric family and her faith journey


"Weblog: PBS, The New York Times Book Review Examine the Early Church"
"Appeals court hears Ten Commandments arguments, Christians fight AIDS in Africa, and other stories from online sources around the world."
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Film Forum: A Good Man Is Hard to Find at the Movies
"Critics consider an egomaniac in Phone Booth, a hit man in Assassination Tango, a vengeful cop in A Man Apart, and a foul-mouthed comic in DysFunktional Family. Meanwhile, The Guys shows real heroes and a good father turns out to be What a Girl Wants."
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Weblog: U.S. Bans Mailing of Bible Verses to Overseas Soldiers
"Opposition to pastor training at a military base, tonight's Dove Awards, and other stories from online sources around the world."
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Weblog: Secretary of Education's Support of Christian Schools Causes Backlash Against Religion
"Postal Service says you can send Bibles to overseas military personnel, and many other articles from online sources around the world."
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"As Baghdad Falls, Agencies Brace for Flood of Work"
Aid and mine removal teams could move into Iraq within days
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Christian History Corner: Top Ten Entry Points to Christian History
Some enjoyable ways to get the most out of the work of church historians
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Kidnapped German Aid Official Released in India
Relief agency coalition staged numerous demonstrations calling for worker's freedom
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Books & Culture 's Book of the Week: A Story Darwin Might Love
"Brian McLaren's evolutionary interpretation of the faith promises more than it delivers, but what it delivers is good enough."
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Weblog: Updates on Iraq Baptism and Secretary of Education Controversies
The Army investigates a chaplain for coercion and the Baptist Press admits factual and contextual errors in an interview with Rod Paige
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Weblog: Focus on the Family Appoints Former U.S. Secretary of Energy as President
What did Rod Paige mean? And other online stories from around the world
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The Dick Staub Interview: Robert Seiple on the War in Iraq
The founder of The Institute for Global Engagement says America suffers from an inconsistency between national values and national interests


Weblog: Muslims Protest Franklin Graham's Pentagon Invite
"Evanescence pulled from Christian retail, and other online stories from around the world"
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Editor's Bookshelf: Life After Life After Death
The Resurrection of the Son of God is a ground-clearing exercise of historiographical obstacles
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CT Classic
You Can't Keep a Justified Man Down
An interview with N.T. Wright, author of The Resurrection of the Son of God.
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