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September 2008

Creating Culture
Our best response to the world is to make something of it.

Plus: No More Shortcuts; Re-imagining Reality; The Other Kind of Angels; Going to Bat for His Neighbors; For the Love of Lit

Missional Misstep
Emphasizing the big gospel can make it hard to communicate any gospel.


A Life Formed in the Spirit
Richard Foster's disciplined attention to spiritual formation began early on.


Choosing Celibacy
How to stop thinking of singleness as a problem.


When a Professor of Aramaic Meets Hollywood
You get asked some pretty strange things when you speak the language of Jesus.


The Father of Faith-Based Diplomacy
Doug Johnston is going where few foreign policy experts have gone before.


McLaren Emerging
Brian McLaren presents more clearly than ever his vision of the gospel.


Looking for Home
Muslim-background believers in the U.S. struggle to find Christian community.


Healing ORU
$70 million and Mart Green's business acumen are repairing a scandal-scarred school.



HeadLines

Bible: Patois translation stirs debate in Jamaica..

Church Life: Gas prices prompt ministry changes.

Religious Freedom: Algeria cracks down on non-Muslim worship.

Election 2008: Which is the real faith-friendly party?

Archaeolgy: Stone tablet may reveal another type of messiah.

Revival: Many Pentecostals wary of popular Lakeland revival.

Q+A: Former U.S. attorney David Iglesias on what led to his 2006 dismissal.

Theology: What to make of Pew's survey about salvation.

Plus: Reconstructing the Temple.


Departments

Inside CT
Crouch & Culture

Readers Write

Where We Stand
Caesar's Sectarians; Prayer at the Pump

Reflections
Hope for Troubled Times

Wrestling with Angels |
Theology in Aisle 7

Foolish Things |
Missionary Myths

The CT Review
God tells John Eldredge to go fishing; The Lolita Effect re-covers young girls; Stephen H. Webb shares favorite books on food; Save Me sympathetic to ex-gay movement; the Hold Steady blurs sacred-profane divide; plus John Wilson's Bookmarks

The Back Page |
On the Grand Canyon Bus

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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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