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The Da Vinci Dud 
Christian film critics rip apart The Da Vinci Code, applaud Over the Hedge, and see no good in See No Evil. Plus, continued coverage of The Promise and Poseidon.
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Da Vinci Draws Jeers 
Cannes critics callous about Code, but the movie deviates from book in that the main character, played by Tom Hanks, entertains notion that Jesus might be God after all. Plus: Christian critics slam Poseidon and Just My Luck, but applaud Goal! The Dream Begins.
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Mission Mediocre; Who Gives a Hoot? 
Christian film critics debate whether or not the Mission: Impossible franchise should remain on active duty. Meanwhile, critics shoot Hoot and skip An American Haunting; plus, more reviews of United 93 and Akeelah and the Bee.
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United 93 Soars, RV Stalls 
Christian critics love United 93, tolerate RV, are okay with Akeelah and the Bee, and say "forget it" to Stick It. Plus, a review of Water.
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'Times are Very Dark' 
Director John Moore, a self-professed "lapsed Catholic," says the time is right for a remake of The Omen, which he calls "an emboldened reaffirmation of the existence of God."
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Al Gore, Preacher Man 
With the urgency of a Baptist preacher with a judgment day sermon, the former politician is spreading the bad news of global warming—including in a new film. Christians would do well to listen up.
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Weblog: Wrong Girl Declared Dead in Taylor U. Crash a Month Ago 
Plus: How to help Indonesia after another natural disaster, East Timorese hide in churches amid carnage, a Catholic kneeling ban, Pat Robertson's superpowers, and other stories from online sources around the world.
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Kentucky Asks What Year Is It? 
After evolution fights comes dispute over A.D. vs. C.E.
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Travel Writing from the Afterlife 
If the Bible doesn't quench your curiosity on what it's like in heaven and hell, we have two new firsthand accounts.
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Rumors of Heaven 
Our perennial interest in life after death.
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Weblog: Clergy Can Sue for Discrimination, Appeals Court Says 
Plus: Does natural family planning kill babies? Another priest's satanic murder, a second Texas church discipline case goes to court, and other stories from online sources around the world.
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How the Early Christians Worshipped 
What did Christians really believe before the council of Nicaea?
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Weblog: Da Vinci Coda 
Plus: False alarm on Iran, graduation prayer protest, the Dover case judge on "true religion," and other stories from online sources around the world.
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Very Important Fiction 
The Gospel according to The New York Times Book Review
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Weblog: Church Offers Free Da Vinci Code 
Plus: Vatican and WCC oppose "the obsession of converting others," Religious Left struggles for agenda, and other stories from online sources around the world.
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The Da Vinci Code 
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Over the Hedge 
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Weblog: Praying for Lower Gas Prices 
Plus: Are evangelicals moving Left? Pat's latest comments, George Will on arrogant "values voters," P.O.D's biggest hit—and a bunch of Da Vinci Code stuff.
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Weblog: Film Critics Call for Da Vinci Boycott 
Plus: Muslim immigrants "seize" European churches, Christian radio station in Kenya attacked, CPT leaves Iraq, McCain and Falwell, and other stories from around the world.
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The Jesus Dynasty: How to Explain Away the New Testament 
James Tabor's historical assumptions that reject God's activity on Earth force him into odd arguments to explain the birth of Christianity.
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From Powerlifter to Powerless
How physical debility strengthened my reliance on God.

Young Evangelicals Still at War? A Review of 'A Faith of Our Own'
Jonathan Merritt seeks a non-partisan faith, but leaving behind the left-right culture clashes is harder than it seems.

Throwing Christ Over the Cliff
How the church can help the faithful stay faithful.

Brave New Web: Navigating the Conflict Between Pluralism and Freedom
Religious organizations should defend their public presence without resorting to individualism.

Quebec: Canada's Prodigal Province
The province's evangelicals pursue a fresh hearing for the gospel in their post-Christian culture.

Teach Us to Pray: Learning from Prayer Partners in History
Great figures from church history have much to teach about talking with God.

What Mama Heidi's World Looks Like in Mozambique
A picture of what Heidi Baker sees on a regular basis.

Touched by Jesus: Healing Body and Soul
Healing and the Good News move in concert.

 
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