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God Is Not Dead Yet
How current philosophers argue for his existence.
By William Lane Craig

Recommended Reading
Books on the existence of God.

A New Day for Apologetics
People young and old are flocking to hear — and be changed by — winsome arguments for the Christian faith.

Interview: Fact and Faith

CT Classic
Tory Believers: Which Higher Loyalty?
During the Revolutionary War, many preached Loyalism as the Christian response.
Also: Was the Revolutionary War Justified?

Review: Global South Evangelicalism and Democracy

Reading the Bible with Obama

Poll: Does your church celebrate Independence Day?

The New Population Bomb
The problem may not be too many people, but too few.
Obama's New Faith Adviser
UMC seminary prof believes young evangelicals could sway election.
GAFCON Statement Contains No Explicit Sanctity of Life Endorsement
Despite support for prolife cause, GAFCON statements fall short for Anglicans for Life.
Forgive Us Our Debts
Debt, recession, and morality.
Virginia judge sides with breakaway Episcopal churches
Decision confirms April ruling in favor of Falls Church et al., saying the 1867 law that would allow them to retain property is constitutional.
Take Up and Read...Offline
The intellectual and sprititual hazards of a hyperlinked world.
Misunderstanding GAFCON
This global gathering of Anglicans is proving impossible to characterize--at least for now.
Islam in Indonesia
Recent events point toward a radicalization of a tolerant society.

McCain steps up efforts to woo religious voters
even as he woos evangelicals, his campaign is pursuing a different strategy – abandoning George W. Bush's model of galvanizing the GOP base and targeting independents to make up for lost social-conservative votes. (The Dallas Morning News)
Affirmative Action Distracts Us From Serious Racial Injustice
Unless racial justice once again becomes the centerpiece of American politics, those who suffer most from our legacy of racial oppression will continue to fall further behind. (Stephen Carter, The New York Times)
Buddha’s Caves in Dunhuang
On the lip of the Gobi Desert, sand and tourists threaten Mogaoku’s singular art. (The New York Times)
Tablet Ignites Debate on Messiah and Resurrection
The writing on an ancient stone may contribute to a re-evaluation of popular and scholarly views of Jesus. (The New York Times)
Obama to Deliver Values Speech at St. Louis Church Conference
Candidate to tell African Methodist Episcopal conference that 'empathy and justice and responsibility to ourselves and out neighbors ... cannot only be expressed in our churches ..., but in our policies and in our laws.' (The Washington Post)
Churches Work Their Message
The Challenge: Welcoming Nonbelievers While Emphasizing One True Path (Wall Street Journal)

[wednesday \| 07.02.08] A New Day for Apologetics Interview: Fact and Faith Classic: Which Higher Loyalty?	[tuesday \| 07.01.08] Review: Global South Evangelicalism and Democracy
[monday \| 06.30.08] Reading the Bible with Obama Virginia Judge Sides with Breakaway Episcopal Churches Reflections: Home	[friday \| 06.27.08] Napkin Evangelism II Editorial: Talk to Iran News of the Week Quiz
[thursday \| 06.26.08] Editorial: Gospel Independence Back to Sunday School	Complementarian: We're Wrong Egalitarian: No, We're Wrong Bookmarks

[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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