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The Only Hope for Monsters
We can't defeat evil in the world without facing the evil in ourselves.
By Kay Warren

Passages
James Skillen retiring, Bill McCartney unretiring, and other transitions.

Evangelical Moderates
Are they becoming less conservative? Or are they just saying so?
Full Coverage: Campaign 2008

Christ and Culture and Church and Creation
We should not disconnect the Great Commission and the cultural mandate.

Defending the Faith
Conservatives face huge obstacles in putting Anglicanism back together.
Also: The Comeback Bishop

Terror in India: News | Editorial
Poll: Are you following the attacks on Christians in India?

One Thing REVEAL Reveals
Feeling the fervor for clear evangelism at Willow Creek's conference.
How Hungry Are You Today?
If you ate breakfast this morning, you're probably not among the 1,000,000,000 who don't have enough to eat.
Fireproof 1, Religulous 0
Anti-religion film stumbles in more ways than one.
Jesus and the Great Depression
American Christianity paid a high price during the 1930s. What will happen now?
Blame the Universalists!
One strange explanation of the economic crisis.
Conservative Episcopalians Jump Ship
Pittsburgh diocese votes to join conservative Anglican province.
India's Christians Rally for Peace
This Sunday near Chicago and elsewhere in the US, Christians will gather to draw new attention to persecuted believers inside India.
Tony Alamo talks about the raid of his Arkansas compound
The controversial evangelist probably should have stayed quiet

[tuesday \| 10.14.08] Evangelical Moderates Review: Christ and Culture Revisited	[monday \| 10.13.08] Putting Anglicanism Back Together The Come-Back Bishop
[friday \| 10.10.08] Colson: Voting Like It Matters Anathemas All Around Review: Christ Our Joy News Quiz: Green Bible, Read Bible	[thursday \| 10.09.08] India Attacks Become Worse Than Ever Editorial: Terror in Orissa Obama's Spiritual Journey and Priorities
[wednesday \| 10.08.08] The New Refugees Election Night's Direct Democracy Battles	[tuesday \| 10.07.08] McCain Talks the Walk Church Property Fights Change Case by Case

DUIN: Christians persecuted in India
By far the worst scenes are in the Orissan capital of Bhubaneswar, where thousands of Christians are languishing in refugee camps. (Julia Duin, Washington Times)
Group demands W.Va. session to ban gay marriage
As the general election approaches, a Christian evangelical group has issued an ultimatum to Gov. Joe Manchin: call a special session to pass a proposed constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage, or face the wrath of voters. (Associated Press)
Baylor Faculty Members Condemn SAT Retaking
The Faculty Senate passed a motion criticizing Baylor's offered incoming freshmen a $300 credit at the campus bookstore to retake the SAT. (The New York Times)
Methodist, NCC officials urge civility in campaign
In the final weeks of the presidential campaign, two top U.S. faith leaders are urging a return to civility between Sen. Barack Obama and Sen. John McCain. (Religion News Service)
Black churches struggle to remain downtown
So many in the inner city have given up -- businesses, the middle class, many of the predominantly white churches that filled this once-thriving neighborhood. (Religion News Service)
Can Catholics Back Pro-Choice Obama?
Should abortion be the litmus test for political support? (George Weigel, Newsweek)

[CT Classics]The Profit of God
Finding the Christian path in business

Jeff Van Duzer and Tim Dearborn | posted 2/01/2003

What God Hath Not Joined
Why marriage was designed for male and female.

By Edith M. Humphrey | posted 9/01/2004

Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs
Worship music engages the eyes, not just the ears and tongues.

Compiled by Susan Wunderink | posted 5/30/2007

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