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December 2003

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December, 2003

The Blessed Evangelical Mary

Why we shouldn't ignore her any longer

Blockbuster Evangelism Subscriber access only

"Millions have been converted after seeing films about Jesus, and Hindu radicals are responding with violence"

Renewed Attacks on Christians Subscriber access only

Christians continue to suffer in Sri Lanka

The Twelfth of Never Subscriber access only

Bush administration drastically lowers goals for faith-based initiative

Birth Stories Subscriber access only

"Even God incarnate in Jesus Christ, born of Mary, has a birth story of sorts"

Supremely Rejected Subscriber access only

Lower-court decisions the Supreme Court let stand

Persecution Is a Holy Word Subscriber access only

Exaggerating our problems demeans the sacrifice of overseas believers

Advent

"Quotations to stir the heart and mind from Augustine, Madeleine L'Engle, and Walter Wangerin, Jr"

Compassionate Evangelicalism Subscriber access only

How a document conceived 30 years ago has prompted us to care more about 'the least of these.

Reflected Glory Subscriber access only

What does Genesis mean by man being made in the image of God?

Before the Deluge Subscriber access only

All of us have a sexual orientation that bends toward the self

Thugs in Jesus' Hometown Subscriber access only

A Season in Bethlehem shows how the city lost its historic harmony

Exegeting The Matrix

"A lot of spiritual stuff went into The Matrix films, but not as much as some authors think"

The Postmodern Crackup

"From soccer moms to college campuses, signs of the end"

The Erosion Continues Subscriber access only

Joshua Hammer talks about the implications of Christians' Holy Land exodus

Sailing Off into Irrelevance Subscriber access only

The Episcopal Church's rejection of orthodoxy is sobering for evangelicals

Parrying Masons Subscriber access only

Tired of reading about gay Anglican clergy? Get ready for the next controversy: Anglican Freemasons

Quotation Marks Subscriber access only

"Recent quotes on repentance, modern life, and the Anglican Communion"

Go Figure Subscriber access only

Stats on the true path to God and charitable giving

An After-Christmas Gift Subscriber access only

"A homeless man, an angel, and a reminder about our final home"

Horses that Heal Subscriber access only

Hope Rising is a sweet collection of real-life stories about the power of love and horses to heal the hurts of disadvantaged children

Navigating a Disease Subscriber access only

The Long Good Night chronicles one woman's father's journey in Alzheimer's

Threatening the Amish Subscriber access only

How the Amish solve the legal problems of civil liberties

Teaching Us to Hear Subscriber access only

Lewis Agonistes organizes the Oxford don's thoughts on everything

A Tumultuous Journey Subscriber access only

Slow Way Home offers rich prose and vivid characters

Nice Yet Naughty

A no-nonsense book of female sex addiction is finally here.

Rebuilding Afghanistan U Subscriber access only

How Christian scholars are using their heads to change people's hearts at universities worldwide-including the one Osama bin Laden used to roam

Hugh Hefner's Hollow Victory

"How the Playboy magnate won the culture war, lost his soul, and left us with a mess to clean up"

'A Man and a Woman' Subscriber access only

Activists say the Federal Marriage Amendment will be the defining issue in the next election

News Wrap Subscriber access only

"Deaths, promotions, and other tidbits from the religion world"

Reprieve for Brain-Damaged Woman Subscriber access only

But Christian activists say the fight to protect the disabled is far from over

An Anglican Rorschach Test Subscriber access only

Conservatives and liberals fide hope in statement

Don't Miss

Rob Bell's 'Ginormous' Mirror

Rob Bell's 'Ginormous' Mirror

To read his book is to read about our fascination with ourselves.
Losing my Edge

Losing my Edge

When your initial enthusiasm fades, you need a plan if you're going to bring your best to your calling

War and Peace

War and Peace

Pastor Tullian Tchividjian survived a leadership coup by finding rest in the liberating power of the gospel.

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