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November (Web-only)

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Religious Leaders Frustrated that Poverty Goes Unnoticed in Election
The least of these are the least discussed this campaign season.
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Weblog: IRS Investigating 20 Churches, 40 Other Non-Profits for Illegal Campaigning
Plus: Terri Schiavo will be fed indefinitely, Buttiglione withdraws, and many other stories from online sources around the world.
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Racially Diverse Faith Coalitions Oppose Gay Marriage, Tackle Other Issues
Invigorated by the election, African-American and Hispanic leaders are reaching out on a range of political fronts.
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Single (Issue) Minded
World's Joel Belz criticizes Christianity Today for an editorial we never published—and never would.
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Weblog: A Third Way with Stem Cells
Plus: Creation vs. evolution, William Tyndale College closes, 10 questions with Billy Graham, World Vision pulls out of Iraq, Christians protest Kinsey film, and more articles from online sources around the world.
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Were the Darwinists Wrong?
National Geographic stacks the deck.
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Pop Love for a War-Torn World
Atomic Bomb is classic U2, with a prescription for healing the world.
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Weblog: Scalia Says State Should Not Be Neutral to Religion
Plus: Flying Anglican bishops, Kristof at it again, clergy in Canada turn to the union, the Air Force and Christianity, Thanksgiving ministry, and more articles from online sources around the world.
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A Modest Step Toward Unity
Richard John Neuhaus on the Catholic bishops' decision to join Christian Churches Together.
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Shaken Up by the Peace-Lovers
A trip through Pennsylvania's Lancaster County.
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Communicating Communication
A roundup from the National Communication Association's annual convention.
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Weblog: 'If Evangelicals Elected a Pope … '
Plus: Another Dutch evil, banning the Declaration of Independence, gay Methodist trial, Rowan Williams's warnings, and more than 370 other stories from online sources around the world.
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Weblog: The Story Behind the TV Networks' UCC Ad 'Ban'
Plus: Ethical embryonic stem-cell research? And other stories from online sources around the world.
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Weblog: Lesbian Methodist Minister Defrocked
Plus: Denver keeps Christmas, pro-life Democrats push for comeback, Adventist leaders die in plane crash, and other stories from online sources around the world.
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Pharaoh's Firstborn, Proof of the Plagues?
The Discovery Channel's Rameses: Wrath of God or Man? seeks to determine if God really killed Pharaoh's oldest son.
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Advent: Close Encounters of a Liturgical Kind
'Tis the season when even the free-ranging revivalist pulls up a chair to the table of historic liturgy.
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The Prayers of a Self-Governing People
A psalm for Election Day.
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Weblog: Separation of Church and Store
Plus: Bulldozing a church, murdering an atheist, Britain's designer babies, and apparently today is Election Day.
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Response to 'Unintelligent Debate'
John Wilson responds to readers
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Weblog: 'Moral Values' Carry Bush to Victory
Moral issues bigger priority for voters than economy, terrorism, or war in Iraq. Nearly a quarter of voters identify themselves as evangelical/born-again.
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The $1 Billion Handoff
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Resolved to Discipline
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Hope for Fools
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