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Second Coming Ecology
We care for the environment precisely because God will create a new earth.
By David Neff

Go Figure
Atheists who believe in God, and other recent findings.

News of the Week Quiz
Questions on Todd Bentley's miracle-working exclamation, Anglican idolatry according to Gene Robinson, and more.

REFLECTIONS
The Human Condition
Quotations to stir heart and mind.

Here's to All the Losers

CT Election 2008 Blog

From Christianity Today Movies:
Reviews: The Dark Knight — 4 stars
Space Chimps — 1½ stars
Mamma Mia! — 2 stars

The List: Movie Watch
The editor of ChristianityTodayMovies.com lists his favorite movie blogs and websites.
Orlando Sentinel lays off Mark Pinsky
Widely respected religion journalist especially known for his pop culture coverage.
$48 Billion HIV/AIDS Bill passes in Senate
Breaking News: On a vote of 80 to 16, senators approved three-fold increase in budget to fight the virus.
Doonesbury 'reports' on Iraqi Christians
Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Gary Trudeau lampoons coverage of Assyrian refugees.
Jordan's Hassan Fights Faith-based Misunderstanding
The peace-building prince launches new online resource for Muslims and Christians.
Fox News: Tony Snow Dies of Cancer
Former news anchor was anchored by his faith.
CT Readers Moving Towards Obama
Well, according to our online poll.
Atheists, the Eucharist and a controversial 'cracker'
The Catholic League treads where no one needs to: the blogosphere

Lake Bluff man declares his home a church, gets tax break
State gives Lake Bluff estate a religious break worth $80,000 in property tax, but village says not so fast to pastor-owner. (Chicago Tribune)
Evangelical prison experiment
A special prison for evangelical inmates has been set up in Argentina, called 'Christ the only hope' jail. (BBC)
Italy's metal rocking monk
A Capuchin monk, Brother Cesare Bonizzi, is the lead singer in a heavy metal band which has just released its second album. (BBC)
Pastors Defy United Methodist Officials to Conduct Gay Weddings
Some have officiated at such ceremonies, some plan to and 82 retired ministers have offered their services. Bishop warns that violating church guidelines has consequences. (Los Angeles Times)
Texas Educators to Vote on Bible Class Structure
Board may uphold an earlier vote that English, social studies standards apply. (Houston Chronicle)
A 'Carefully' Secular Public Education
How carefully secular does the Ohio charter school need to be to remain within the bounds of the law? (GetReligion)

[thursday \| 07.17.08] Reflections: The Human Condition News Briefs	[wednesday \| 07.16.08] Carolyn Arends: The Joy of Failure Review: A Purple State of Mind
[tuesday \| 07.15.08] Dual Allegiance: Christianity and Occult in Nigeria Passages	[monday \| 07.14.08] EFCA Tweaks Statement of Faith
[friday \| 07.11.08] Money-Watch Guru Inside CT: Charity Cases Philanthro-Pinch News of the Week Quiz	[thursday \| 07.10.08] How to Read The Shack Review: The Shack Cornerstone Falters CT Exclusive: Listen to Chapter 1 of The Shack

[CT Classics]Watching My Daughter 'Defect'
Part of being a good Christian is being a good citizen

Kenneth S. Kantzer | posted 7/01/2001

What Jonathan Edwards Can Teach Us About Politics
"Before Jerry Falwell and Jesse Jackson, another preacher ventured into the public square"

Gerald R. McDermott | posted 7/01/2001

Recovering the Primacy of Evangelism
Billy Graham's challenge for the third millennium

Billy Graham | posted 12/08/1997

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