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Political Advocacy Tracker
Health Care Reform's Final Round? 
Sojourners and Evangelicals for Social Action fight for "health care justice"; other groups urge starting over. Plus, conservatives grow frustrated by libertarians and coddlers of killer whales.
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SPEAKING OUT
'Jesus Was a Rebel' 
Okay, he was. What's your point?
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Q+A: Philip Ryken, Wheaton's Next President 
Wheaton's next president discusses his vision for the college.
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Theology in the News
Dearth of Jobs, Death to the Family? 
The church must meet society's looming challenge.
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POLITICAL ADVOCACY TRACKER
New Conservative Manifesto  
Conservatives sign a statement on their shared values; plus, the American Family Association raises eyebrows over its discussion of Muslim soldiers, capital punishment, and Pepsi.
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The Trouble with Twilight 
Theology professor Beth Felker Jones suggests Christians should look for hidden messages in the vampire buzz.
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SoulWork
Should Churches Be as Friendly as a Bar? 
Perhaps people are looking for something else.
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An Olympic Chaplain 
The head Christian chaplain at the Vancouver Olympics draws on years of playing professional hockey in U.S. and Sweden.
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Speaking Out
I Want to Be Accepted As I Am, But I’ll Take a Cure Too 
Why we should consider correcting disabilities.
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Speaking Out
Sport Is More Than Play 
A response to Shirl Hoffman's "Fanatics."
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Political Advocacy Tracker
Tebow Ad Scores With Pro-Life Groups 
Pro-life groups cheer for surprisingly subtle Focus on the Family Superbowl ad. Plus, talk about Haiti's foreign debt, gays in the military, immigration, and recommendations from Planned Parenthood.
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Speaking Out
Considering 'Curing' Down Syndrome with Caution 
Why we shouldn't be too quick to think disabilities need correcting.
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State Department: Now's Not the Time for Haitian Adoptions 
Official says first priority should be placing Haitian children with Haitian families.
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For Churches, How Much Risk Is Too Much? 
For some leaders, taking steps to prevent disasters is a matter of faithfulness.
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Theology in the News
Why Pope John Paul II Whipped Himself 
New book reopens questions on self-denial and "what is lacking in Christ's afflictions."
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Political Advocacy Tracker
FRC, AFA Say Gay Sex Should Be a Crime 
The debate over antisodomy laws moves from Uganda back to the U.S. Also: Groups debate immigration reform, abstinence education, and Scott Roeder.
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Soulwork
Are We Transformed Yet? 
Why the spiritually mature don't talk about how God has made them spiritually mature.
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Speaking Out
Strong on Zeal, Thin in Knowledge 
Lessons from Haiti's arrest of American Christians trying to take children out of the country.
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Under Discussion
Should Christian Physicians Leave the American Medical Association? 
Church leaders and observers weigh in on a current debate.
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The Other Prodigal Son
The Prodigal's coming-home gala was for both sons.

Go Figure
Recent stats on atheism, celebrities, and denominations.

Obama Does Not Widen Religious Exemption for Contraceptive Mandate
The burden to cover contraception shifts.

The Best Ways to Fight Poverty—Really
The church's role in raising the poor's standard of living.

Letters to the Editor
Readers respond to the December issue.

Calling All Callings: Amy Sherman on ‘Kingdom Calling’
Christians can build thriving communities by exercising their vocational gifts.

Pro-life Advocates Cheer State Court Rulings, Parliament Reaffirms Church De-Regulations, and More News
Important developments in the church and the world.

First They Came for the Catholics: Obama's Contraceptive Mandate
An open letter to evangelical Christians.

 
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