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November 12

Christianity Today November 12, 2001

Cover Story

Bush's Defining Moment

Over Enlarged Territory

Rally Round the Flag

Christianity Today Editorial

Editorial

Blame Game

Christianity Today Editorial

Love & Marriage

Richard A. Kauffman

High Court Injustice

Has God Played Fair?

Grounded

A Storyteller's Apologetic

Susan Wise Bauer

Power Punch Praise

Wake-up Call

Rising to the Top

Something to Talk About

Australia: 'Shooting Gallery' Draws Opposition

Quotation Marks

Potter's Field

Manuskipped

Readying for Takeoff

Come On

Briefs: North America

Briefs: The World

Columbia: Missing Missionaries Declared Dead

Under The Sun- First Page

Under The Sun-Second Page

Andy Crouch

'Be Fruitful and Multiply'

Raymond C. Van Leeuwen

News

Extreme Days for Megiddo

News

Lord of the Megaplex

Wire Story

Moscow Bans Salvation Army

Keston News Service, Religion News Service

Young Men Gone West

Review

Something to Talk About

Review

Power Punch Praise

Review

Rising to the Top

Review

Return of Kevin Max

Blood, Sweat, and Prayers

Gordon MacDonald

Make Love and Babies

Sam and Bethany Torode

News

Go Figure

The Truth About Sex

Jenell Williams Paris

Catching Up with Hispanics

Rodolpho Carrasco

meetingGod@beliefnet.com

Lauren F. Winner

Congress: Justice Delayed

Vouchers: High Court to Take Up Vouchers

RU-486: Doctors Slow to Prescribe Abortion Pill

Medical Cost Sharing: Medical Cost-Sharing Ministry Is Recovering

Small Churches: Empty Pulpit Crisis

Evangelism: Adaptable Alpha Course Draws Praise and Worry

Pakistan: Christians Fear Muslim Backlash

Afghanistan: Caught in the Crossfire

Sheryl Henderson Blunt

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Taste and See If the Show is Good

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The Bulletin considers the end of Chinese international adoptions, recaps the week’s presidential debate, and talks about friendship across political divides with Taylor Swift as a case study.

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