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Talking the Walk
After years of ambiguity, Senator McCain reveals his spiritual side for public viewing. How will evangelicals respond?
By Tony Carnes
Poll: Do you want to hear John McCain talk more about his faith?

Preach and Reach
Despite his liberal record, Barack Obama is making a lot of evangelicals think twice.
Full Coverage: Campaign 2008

Case by Case
The rules in church property fights can change at the state border.

Theology in the News
Emerging Theology, Liberal Politics
Does one thing lead to the other?

SPEAKING OUT
The Engine of the Market
It's not capital. Why wealthy evangelicals and others need to reconsider executive compensation.

Speaking Out
God Is In Control During the Financial Crisis
God often uses adversity for his greatest blessings and the markets are his.
Full Coverage: Economic Crisis

From Christianity Today Movies:
Interview: 'A Funny, Quirky Dude'

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
Bolivian troops shoot pastor
The country is reeling from live footage of his death at the Pando airport.
Infanticide and the Prime Directive
"Nightline" examines a battle between missionaries and secular anthropologists.
The Heresy of Orthodoxy
Update: Deposed Episcopal Bishop Duncan accepted into South American province.
Seeing Jesus at Broad and Wall Streets
New York City evangelicals call for prayer for finance industry after 500-point Dow meltdown.

[monday \| 10.06.08] Obama is Making a Lot of Evangelicals Think Twice Hansen: Emerging Theology, Liberal Politics	[friday \| 10.03.08] Reconsidering Executive Compensation Evangelicals Say Congress' Bailout Bill is Flawed but Needed
[thursday \| 10.02.08] Colson: God Is In Control During the Financial Crisis Reynolds: Have Pity for a Devastated Wall Street After the Bailout, Government-Owned Churches? Where Do Evangelicals Stand on CEO Compensation?	[wednesday \| 10.01.08] Rick Warren's Global Vision 2.0 After the Bailout, Government-Owned Churches? Where Do Evangelicals Stand on CEO Compensation? 36,000 Are Writing the Bible
[tuesday \| 09.30.08] Hsu: Surprised by Disability Iran Parliament Requires Death for 'Apostates'	[monday \| 09.29.08] Christian Financial World Sees Silver Lining in Banking Mess A Christian View of the Economic Crisis When a Professor of Aramaic Meets Hollywood Hope for Troubled Times

Economy peeling some evangelicals from GOP
The U.S. conservative evangelical Christian vote is still the Republican Party's to lose, but the poor economy may be peeling some of them off, analysts say. (UPI)
Personal Beliefs Fuel Prop. 8 Fundraising
$48 million contributed on same-sex marriage issue. (San Diego Union-Tribune)
Polls: Most Oppose Pastors Endorsing Candidates
LifeWay Research, a nonprofit associated with the Southern Baptist Convention, in June also conducted a poll on the subject. Their findings showed 85 percent of Americans disagreed with pastors making endorsements from pulpits. (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Christians in Iraq Demand Quotas
Dozens of Christians protested over the issue at a rally near a church in Baghdad, saying that dropping the quota would marginalize their community, which accounts for an estimated 3 percent of Iraq's 26 million people. (International Herald Tribune)
Helping Journalists Keep the Faith
The Ford Foundation has awarded USC Annenberg School for Communication professor Diane Winston $300,000 to create resources on religion for reporters who may not cover faith as part of their primary beat. (Imperial Valley News, Calif.)
What Would Jesus See: Fireproof or Religulous?
Fireproof wears a badge of sweet solemnity, seeking the audience's empathy for decent people working to expiate their sins, while the tone of Religulous is impishly impious. (Richard Corliss, TIME)

[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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