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Franklin Graham Criticizes Film About His Dad
But his older sister says Billy: The Early Years is faithful to their father.
By Mark Moring

Curing Lethargy ... or Whatever
Putting to death the noonday demon. A review of Kathleen Norris's Acedia & Me.

Will It Be Bayh?
Why choosing the Indiana senator as a running mate could help Obama with religious conservatives.

Minding a Malleable Movement
Why evangelicals need wise guides alongside our revivalists.

Politics blog: Candidates 'Confess,' Strang Withdraws

Poll: Who should Obama pick for a running mate?

Cameron Strang pulls out of DNC benediction
Magazine founder recommended author Donald Miller.
For Southern Baptist college, a once-Muslim president
For Emir Caner, the cost of discipleship has been profound
Joel Hunter and Cameron Strang to pray at Democratic National Convention
Jim Wallis will moderate the faith caucus.
In case you missed it
The candidates on Supreme Court justices
More on Obama and abortion
Georgia, the Christian Nation
Why does McCain keep bringing religion into the Georgia-Russia conflict?
McCain on stem-cell research, abortion, marriage, and evil

Dems leave preacher at the altar
Disinvitation to interfaith function angers minister (The Rocky Mountain News)
Conservatives grow wary of mixing church, politics
Social conservatives are growing more wary of church involvement in politics, joining moderates and liberals in their unease about blurring the lines between pulpit and ballot box, a new study found. (Associated Press)
More Americans want church and politics separate: poll
A slim majority of Americans, including more conservatives and Republicans than previously, want to keep religion out of politics, a survey released on Thursday found. (Reuters)
Survey: Americans feel churches shouldn't meddle in politics
A slim majority of Americans think churches should stay out of politics, according to a new survey. (CNN)
Welcome, Freshmen. Have an iPod.
Abilene Christian University in Texas has bought more than 600 iPhones and 300 iPods for students entering this fall. (New York Times)
Doctors can refuse to provide abortions
The Bush administration is proposing stronger job protections for doctors who refuse to perform abortions because of religious or moral objections. (Associated Press)

[wednesday \| 08.20.08] Why Revivalists Need Wise Friends Will Obama Pick Bayh?	[tuesday \| 08.19.08] Guthrie: Ancient Parable, Urgent Time
[monday \| 08.18.08] Review: Kingdom of Comfort	[friday \| 08.15.08] The New Christian Lawyer A Christian Lawyer's Unquestionable Tactics 'Dead Sea Scrolls on Stone'
[thursday \| 08.14.08] Bible Translation Debate in Jamaica Q+A: Decathlete Bryan Clay	[wednesday \| 08.13.08] Kay Warren: Joining the Resistance Interview: Former U.S. Attorney David Iglesias

[CT Classics]Heavy Medal
At the Olympics, if you don't medal, you certainly must be a loser.

Mark Moring | posted 2/23/2006

The Transfiguration
Artists depict Jesus' meeting with Moses and Elijah.

Compiled by Susan Wunderink | posted 8/02/2007

A Russian Call to Repentance
Alesksandr Solzhenitsyn returns from exile to point a way out of the Soviet quagmire.

Peggy Jackson, with reports from TASS News Service | posted 8/15/1994

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