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Quotation Marks

"The world is sliding backwards." Hillary Clinton, U.S. Secretary of State, releasing the 2011 International Religious Freedom Report, which notes that blasphemy, apostasy, and defamation laws are increasingly being used by governments against religious minorities. U.S. Department of State

"I have no right to retire from that struggle." Richard Land, president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, announcing that he will retire from the commission in 2013 but not from the "culture war" over "our nation's soul." Baptist Press

"Although I was unable to choose when I would share some of these painful memories, I am thankful for the opportunity to share it now." Jonathan Merritt, young evangelical author and speaker, after a gay blogger "outed" him after his defense of Chick-fil-A's support for traditional marriage. edstetzer.com

"Apparently, weak research that comes to the 'right' conclusions is more acceptable than stronger studies that offer heretical results." Christian Smith, prominent sociologist of religion, defending fellow sociologist Mark Regnerus against heated criticism and an investigation of Regnerus's research on children whose parents had same-sex relationships. The Chronicle of Higher Education

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The CT archives are a rich treasure of biblical wisdom and insight from our past. Some things we would say differently today, and some stances we've changed. But overall, we're amazed at how relevant so much of this content is. We trust that you'll find it a helpful resource.

Against the Stream

What Galileo's Telescope Can't See

James K. A. Smith

Review

A Jerusalem Lost

Robert Joustra

Getting to Know Him

Philip Harrold

Taste the Soup

News

Teaching the Dragon

Andrew Thompson

Excerpt

The Awakening of Hope

Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove

Caught Between the Spouse and the Spirit

Deborah Swerdlow in Icapuí

A New Age of Miracles

Tim Stafford

News

Should Pastors Be Required to Sign a Code of Ethics?

Compiled by Allison J. Althoff

Review

Will America Keep the Faith?

Thomas Kidd

My Top 5 on Books on Motherhood

Jennifer Grant

None Like Him

Interview by Joe Carter

What's His Is Ours

Sarah Hinlicky Wilson

Deep Impact

Morgan Feddes

Wilson's Bookmarks

John Wilson

'God's Double Agent'

Interview by Tim Morgan

Asian American Religiosity

Editorial

The Evangelical Jesus Prayer

A Christianity Today Editorial

News

Church Graduations Ruled Unconstitutional, Pastor Accused of Diverting Funds to Wife, State Will Catalogue Secularized Icons, and More

Review

Review: Who Is Jesus?

Michael McGowan

News

Go Figure

Letters to the Editor

Review

Review: A Short History of Global Evangelism

Matt Reynolds

Review

Review: Community Is Messy

News

Nigeria's Deadly Deployments

Sunday Oguntola

News

Food Fights: Homeless Ministries Respond to Restrictions

Allison J. Althoff

News

Supreme Court's Health-Care Ruling Could Weaken Charity Tax Breaks

Bobby Ross Jr.

Is There Anything Wrong With Voting for a Mormon for President?

Stephen Mansfield, Mollie Ziegler Hemingway, and Richard Mouw

News

Eastern Orthodox Lose Two Evangelical Bridges

Weston Gentry

Monitoring Controversy

The Second Coming Christ Controversy

Ted Olsen and Ken Smith

Review

Lost in Transition

Robert Ham

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