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• Campolo urges: 'Fight the good fight' for justice (The Baptist Standard, Tex.))
  
  
• The great Baptist divide | Let's hope moderates and conservatives can heal their schism (Jim Jones, Ft. Worth Star-Telegram, Tex.)
  
  

Books:

• Book of Books | The genesis of the King James Bible (Alan Jacobs, The Weekly Standard)
  
  
• Book presents theology some will consider controversial | In If Grace is True: Why God Will Save Every Person, Philip Gulley and James Mulholland argue that salvation is available not just for Christians, but for all people. Further, they say that it was not part of God's plan for Jesus to die on the cross (The Tennessean, Nashville)
  
  
• Censured flock | In a new book, Philip Jenkins brands as anti-Catholic church members who criticize the hierarchy (Garry Wills, The Boston Globe)
  
  

Theology:

• Words of 'reverence' roil a church | In Boston, Unitarian Universalists ponder nature of their faith (The Boston Globe)
  
  
• The true meaning of Jesus: a matter of faith, not of history | Scholarship questioning the Gospels' events amplify deeper meaning (Craig Eisendrath, The Baltimore Sun)
  
  
• For Protestants, charges of heresy runneth over | At times I feel as though these heresy trials are being staged not only within the courts of the church, but also within myself (Henry Brinton, The Washington Post)
  
  

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