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Weblog: What Dobson 'Probably Shouldn't Know'
Focus on the Family broadcaster says it's all public now, dares judiciary committee to subpoena him.
Compiled by Rob Moll | posted 4/13/2006 12:00AM

Choose Life' License Plates Hit Red Lights, Green Lights
Courts differ on whether messages are state or individual speech.
by Bethany Pledge | posted 10/27/2005 01:33PM

Books & Culture's Book of the Week
Dissecting Divorce
A new book by Elizabeth Marquardt offers a child's-eye-view of divorce.
Reviewed by Jenny Schroedel | posted 10/25/2005 08:45AM

Dr. Frist's Dilemma
The Majority Leader's contradictions mirror the opinions of the public at large.
by Nigel M. de S. Cameron | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

Weeks After Hurricane, Pastors Become Counselors, Healers, Social Workers
As soon as they can find their flocks, that is.
by Bruce Nolan, Religion News Service | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

A 'Coward' Who Stayed to Help
Why Brennan Manning isn't interested in asking why he survived Katrina and others did not. (Please read Editor's Note, added 10/10/2005)
Interview by Agnieszka Tennant | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

Cloning Still Haunts California
Remember Prop. 71? Stem-cell research supporters hope voters don't remember the promises they made.
by Nigel M. de S. Cameron | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

American Baptist Churches Communication Department to Close
Reorganization comes as regions threaten to leave over how the denomination has handled homosexuality.
by Adelle M. Banks, RNS | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

The Great Stem Sell and Other Mistakes
What Americans really think about science: astonishing new polling data.
by Nigel M. de S. Cameron | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

The Katrina Quandary
America questions the role of Christian charity.
by Ted Olsen | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

Venezuela Debates New Tribes Mission Expulsion Order
Government officials, others call Chavez decision unconstitutional and harmful.
by Deann Alford | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

Silence on Suffering
Where are the voices from the Christian community on cruel and degrading treatment of detainees?
by Gary A. Haugen | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

Venezuela to Expel New Tribes Mission
After additional Robertson comments, President Chavez accuses "imperialist" mission agency of working for CIA.
by Deann Alford in Austin, Texas | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

J.S. Bach: For the Glory of God
Such humility is exceedingly rare among those who have gained worldwide fame.
by Patrick Kavanaugh | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

Is It Wrong-Headed to Translate the Gospel for Culture?
Christian History Corner takes on the Christ and culture debate.
by Chris Armstrong | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

New Air Force Religion Guidelines May Restrict Evangelism
Policy allowing chaplains "to instruct and/or evangelize" withdrawn, lawsuit seeks explicit ban on all members.
by Steve Rabey in Colorado Springs | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

Should We Ban Boxing?
The usual arguments against the "sweet science" cut many ways.
by Mark Galli | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

Miers Withdrawal Shows Split Among Religious Conservatives
High-profile cases underscore stakes for next nominee.
by Sheryl Henderson Blunt and Collin Hansen | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

Why Is Venezuela's Chavez Singling Out New Tribes Mission?
Charges sound eerily familiar to Latin American missionaries.
by Deann Alford | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

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Great Leap Forward
China is changing and so is its church. How new urban believers are shaping society in untold ways.

Rob Moll | posted 5/09/2008 08:10AM

Evangelicals Lament a Politicized Faith
New document calls for allegiance higher than political party, nationality, or ideology.

Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service | posted 5/09/2008 12:04PM

A Gentle Plea for Civility
Why America needs An Evangelical Manifesto.

Os Guinness, Religion News Service | posted 5/09/2008 12:05PM

Myanmar Cyclone Aid Caught in Red Tape
Military junta limiting ability of relief groups to deliver and distribute food, medicine, shelter.

Christianity Today news staff | posted 5/09/2008 03:57PM

Hungry for Jesus
A Chinese pastor on how he was 'called out of Egypt' to a thriving urban ministry.

Interview by Rob Moll | posted 5/09/2008 08:12AM

The China Paradox

Timothy C. Morgan | posted 5/09/2008 08:15AM

Change of Address
Kenneth Copeland turns to IRS to avoid Senate inquiry into prosperity ministries.

Adelle M. Banks, RNS | posted 5/09/2008 08:48AM

Blessed Be the Name of the Lord
Why 'Creator, Redeemer, Sanctifier' is somewhere between heresy and idolatry.

A Christianity Today editorial | posted 5/08/2008 08:45AM

Jeremiah Wright, Evangelicals' Brother in Christ
Go ahead and disagree with Obama's pastor. But remember: He's family.

Jason Byassee | posted 5/07/2008 08:56AM

Emergent's New Christians and the Young, Restless Reformed
Tony Jones and Collin Hansen find connections as they discuss each other's books and movements.

Collin Hansen and Tony Jones | posted 5/07/2008 08:58AM

Poll: Do you sometimes avoid the label "evangelical"?

From Christianity Today Movies:
Review: Speed Racer
Based on the popular 1960s Japanese anime/cartoon, Speed Racer is ultimately a silly, flashy mess that will fail to completely satisfy kids or adults.

Russ Breimeier | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

Review: The Fall
Weird and wonderful, this story of an unlikely friendship between a stuntman and an immigrant girl is nothing short of a contemporary The Wizard of Oz.

Brandon Fibbs | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

Review: Surfwise
This fascinating documentary takes a look at the one of the world's more famous (and dysfunctional) family of surfers.

Brett McCracken | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

Review: Unsettled
A remarkably well-rounded and compassionate portrayal of how several different Israelis dealt with the withdrawal from the Gaza Strip in 2005.

Peter T. Chattaway | posted 5/12/2008 01:12AM

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