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Christianity Today Magazine

June (Web-only) 2011

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Christian Colleges Hope House Bill Will Repeal New Rules

CCCU says government's solution to for-profit problems threatens schools' autonomy.

Top Evangelical, Catholic, and Mainline Bodies Issue Evangelism Rules

Missiologists applaud unity effort, but note what's missing.

Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon

The Autobots and Decepticons lay waste to Chicago and revive the franchise.

My Top 5 Movies About Unemployment

Twist Again

Hold on to Love

The Harrow and the Harvest

Midnight in Paris

Woody Allen's whimsical valentine to the City of Light may be his most enjoyable film in years.

Cars 2

The vehicles go international—with a 007 makeover—in this entertaining but uneven sequel.

Quivering with Fear: A Review of 'Quivering Daughters'

Hillary McFarland reveals the idolatry of patriarchal Christianity.

The Spielberg Study Method

How four books on filmmaking can help us tell the greatest story ever told.

Mass Appeal

Catholics and Protestants both like the music of John Michael Talbot, who releases his 52nd album today.

Worship and Bow Down

The Journey

On Fire

Dwell

Bon Iver

Love Is Waiting

Collage

Tiger Dads vs. Sexualized Daughters

Why one of our parental duties is to protect our children by teaching them to be modest.

God Wins

The really important question raised from Rob Bell's 'Love Wins.'

Green Lantern

In brightest day, in blackest night: Green Lantern comes to theaters.

Mr. Popper's Penguins

Jim Carrey, Angela Lansbury, and some very cute penguins create some fun family fare.

Poll: Most Americans No Longer Want Government Promoting 'Traditional Values'

The recent recession and a movement favoring less government may contribute to recent poll numbers.

Bromance Personified

Documentary 'Five Friends' illustrates what adult male friendships should look like.

Bishop's Move: Rowan Williams's Latest Firestorm

A leading British evangelical comments on the Archbishop of Canterbury's turn as guest editor of 'New Statesman.'

Dispatch—EP

Unseen Proof

Dream with Me

All Things Bright and Beautiful

Q & A: Owl City

The man best known as Owl City says he's matured and "seasoned" since becoming an overnight sensation.

The Politics of Being a Good Christian

Why there might be two "God Gaps" in America.

Q & A: Tim Tebow on Faith, Fame, & Football

The NFL athlete reflects on his faith, attributing wins to God, and moving from the Focus on the Family ad to Jockey ads.

Super 8

A rich, thrilling, and fun ride into summer movies past.

U.S. Appeals Court: Schools Can Ban Worship

Ruling says New York ban on church services doesn't discriminate against expression.

What Faith Is: Accepting Conditions

Eternity is inevitable, one way or another. We may want to get used to it.

The Rise, Fall, and Rise of Ralph Reed

Why the former head of the Christian Coalition is drawing attention as a leader again.

Poor Man's Blues

Glenn Kaiser on his new album, his own history with poverty, & the 40-year anniversary of the Jesus Movement.

King James Goes to the Movies

Two documentaries look at the making of the KJV.

Love & War & The Sea In-Between

Cardboard Box

Solid State

The Road

Nothing Is Impossible

With Shivering Hearts We Wait

Echo Boom

Who Wants the Future?

Plain and Simple

Harold Camping's Rapture Campaign: Can He Be Sued for Fraud?

As an atheist group asks the California attorney general for action, legal scholars say efforts are almost certainly doomed.

X-Men: First Class

Reinvents a familiar cast of characters in what might be the standout action film of the summer.

Rejoice & Shout

A whirlwind history lesson on black gospel speaks to the music's enduring power.

Beautiful Boy

Their marriage already strained, a couple faces devastating news about their son. PLUS: Interview with Michael Sheen.

Katrina Volunteers Continue, Even When it Costs Them

Volunteers remain willing to donate time and labor, even if it means that they have to pay.

Gut-Wrenching Role

Michael Sheen discusses one of his most emotionally demanding characters in 'Beautiful Boy,' opening this week.

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