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February 2003

The Higher Self Gets Down to Business
An old movement appears anew—in the corporate world.

Plus: Utopia or Kingdom Come?; Prosperity Consciousness

The Profit of God
Finding the Christian path in business.

Plus: Michael Novak on Enron et al.

'Once You Forgive, There Will Be Healing'
How a martyr's widow turned her life around and won India's prestigious Gandhi harmony award.


Headship with a Heart
How biblical patriarchy actually prevents abuse.

Plus: The Neighborhood's Last, Best Hope

Tallying Compassion
How much is a church's good work worth?


How to Rebuild a Country
Chet Thomas says it happens one village at a time.


Wrath Control
Does restraining your anger make you sick? Not according to Jesus.


What Conversion Is and Is Not
Hint: It's not just about getting people 'saved.'


'The Peoples Are Here'
Record immigration pushes Christians out of their comfort zone.



News: North American Report

Abortion: Inner-city Christians work to save black babies.

Poll: Fewer Americans consider clergy trustworthy.

Libel Suit: Local Church protests inclusion in cults encyclopedia.

Evangelism: Luis Palau takes Fort Lauderdale beach outreach to the nation via satellite.

Supreme Court: Do prolife protesters operate like organized crime?

Obituaries: Theologians Lewis B. Smedes and John F. Walvoord.


World Report

Yugoslavia: Evangelicals in Kosovo and Serbia take slow steps toward reconciliation.

Pakistan: Three girls killed in a church attack on Christmas Day.


Departments

Under the Sun
Elms Make Like a Tree; Quotation Marks; Go Figure; The Unluckiest Church; Heresy at Wheaton?; Prostitutes Sue Christians; Flash: Mother Teresa Was Human

Editorials
Evangelism Antagonism, New Life for Prolife

Reflections
Sex, Love, and Marriage

Bearing the Cross |
Nigeria: Sub-Saharan Powder Keg

Good Question |
Heavenly Bodies

Editor's Bookshelf |
Fightings Within and Fears Without

Always in Parables |
We're Rich

The CT Review: |
Openness theology; Words Well Chosen; A Refugee's Challenges; Making a Difference; A Stellar Whodunnit; and Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers.

The Back Page: Faith vs. Statistics

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An Invisible Wall
Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, a pastor in Berlin assesses Germany's spiritual climate.

Germany's 'Cold Religion'
A Berlin-based journalist says that Martin Luther would have driven most of Germany's bishops from their pulpits.

After the Wall
Reflections on 20 years of mission in Europe

A Lost Generation
Mainline churches in East Germany rediscover a sense of mission.

Let us Tell You a Story
Recovering the lost spiritual discipline of reading biographies.

The Mushroom Hunt
How to find a good biography.

After Election Day, the Vote Everyone Has Been Waiting For
Tuesday brought big news on same-sex unions and the election outcomes of conservative candidates, but all eyes are now on the health-care bill.

Yawning at the Word
It's really hard to listen to God when there are really interesting things to think about.

Go Figure
Recent numbers on female senior pastors, abortion, and the megachurch.

Looking for Clear Signals
Religious freedom needs less talk and more action in Washington.

Matrix: International Religious Liberty Advocates
CT looks at the major religious liberty groups' emphases and work.

Alien Seduction
ABC's sci-fi series V, which premieres tonight, tackles questions of blind faith, asking, "Would we believe them?"

Aliens Among Us
ABC's 'V' is a probing look at culture and the need for discernment, says the show's executive producer.

Rising from the Valley of Death
Steven Curtis Chapman opens up about losing his daughter, their family's arduous journey, and a new album of songs chronicling the path of pain and hope.

Poll: Which of the following book genres do you read most for spiritual growth?

 
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