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DISPATCHES FROM ST. PAUL
After the Balloons
The conventions are over but our politics blog is still watching the religious aspects of the campaigns.
Q&A with Mike Huckabee
Q&A with Sen. Brownback
Rodriguez: Republicans need to accommodate immigrants

Interview: Getting People Excited about John McCain

Poll: Which candidate do you support?

Criswell Crisis
President resigns, alleging pastor plotted to sell school assets.

REVIEW
A Southern Baptist Manifesto
Dockery proposes keeping essentials and nonessentials in balance.

Caesar's Sectarians
The government keeps trying to favor one kind of religion over another. A Christianity Today editorial

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

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

From Christianity Today Movies:
Interview: Salvation Not Needed
Reviews: Save Me — 2½ stars

Say a Prayer for the Suffering Church of India
India's Christians set aside Sunday, Sept. 7, for prayer and fasting.
Community Organizing 101
Republicans mock Obama's community organizing experience.
The List: MusicWatch
The editor of Christian Music Today lists his favorite sites for music.
The God of Kitsch
Why does our Creator not appreciate good taste?
The Last Lecture
Fuller professor taught students to live and face dying as Christians.
Salvation Army Ready to Deploy Tomorrow Morning
It’s not just the size of the storm that separates ministry’s response to Gustav from its response to Katrina.
Responding to Gustav
Jesus vs. Gustav
American church girds for battle with massive hurricane due to hit Cuba, Gulf Coast.

The Gap, The Gap
Q&A with Mike Huckabee
Q&A with Sen. Brownback
Rodriguez: Republicans need to accommodate immigrants
The Home Stretch
What's In a Word?
System Update: Previous Posts
The prayer from John McCain's pastor
"Father, we think that he has been prepared for such a time as this."
'What Good Fortune. ... The Stars Are Aligned'
God talk on the last night
Sen. DeMint butts heads with McCain but thinks Palin will keep him on track
Tom Delay on Palin's Inspiring Christian "Worldview"
Rep. Pence: evangelicals remember McCain's 2000 race
But Pence says it's ancient history.
Surprised?
Which Party Is Better on American Poverty?

[thursday \| 09.04.08] Salvation Not Needed Energy on the McCain Ticket Editorial: Caesar's Sectarians Tragedy Hits Harvest	[wednesday \| 09.03.08] Healing Oral Roberts University From Bishop to President in Paraguay
[tuesday \| 09.02.08] Hosting the Homeless Dispatches from St. Paul: Still Pumped About Palin	[friday \| 08.29.08] Reflections: Praise News Quiz: Riot Déjà Vu Dispatches from Denver: Looking For God at the Democratic Convention
[thursday \| 08.28.08] Slideshow: Albrecht Dürer's Visual Exegesis Bookmarks	[wednesday \| 08.27.08] My Gospel Was Too Large Comparing the Platforms: Where the Parties Stand My Top 5 Books on Leadership

Palin offers a window into Pentecostal beliefs, practices
The blogosphere is abuzz with snippets of sermons at Pentecostal and charismatic churches attended by GOP vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin. (Religion News Service)
McCain campaign courts critical Catholic vote
Catholics are shaping up to be the battleground religious vote of 2008. (Associated Press)
Haggard still source of rumors
Several people have called to say they're certain that Haggard is trying to start a church in his home, or in a barn, or at some undisclosed location. (Colorado Springs Gazette)
Wheaton College won't drink to that
No. 2 'Stone Cold Sober' school goes non-shot for non-shot with BYU. (chicagotribune.com)
Firing Up the Faithful With Echoes of Culture War Rhetoric
This year’s Republican convention hardly measures up to the belligerence of Pat Buchanan in 1992, but some of the same refrains are playing in the background (The New York Times)
They Raise Children, Pray and Support Palin
Although strong opposition to abortion and an evangelical approach to Christianity are often shared traits among the Palin women, they do not necessarily walk lock step with Republican politics, said Serrin M. Foster, president of Feminists for Life, a lobbying group with 28,000 members, including Ms. Palin. (The New York Times)

[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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