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The “Passages” exhibition will travel to Atlanta, the Vatican, New York, and other cities.

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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.

October

Christianity Today October, 2011

Cover Story

How to Read the Bible

J. Todd Billings

My Top 5 Books For Young Adults

Sara Zarr

Books to Note

The Messy Business of Clean Water in Africa

Jeremy Weber in Bangui, Central African Republic

Excerpt

Simply Jesus

N. T. Wright

News

Persecution Prompts Missions Agency to Transform

Tim Stafford in Secunderabad, India

The Coach in Your Head

Matt Branaugh

John Stott: Four Ways Christians Can Influence the World

John R. W. Stott

Wilson's Bookmarks

John Wilson

News

Go Figure

Compiled by Ted Olsen

The 'Big Love' Strategy

Chuck Colson and Timothy George

Power Washed by God

News

Catholic Hospitals Not Exempt From Contraception Rules, Hungary Severely Redefines 'Church,' & More News

Is Online Dating for Christians?

Jenell Williams Paris, Leslie Ludy, and Dennis Franck

Review

What's New Is Old: 'America's New Evangelicals'

Matthew Lee Anderson

Excerpt

A Fully Biblical Liberation Theology

Survey: Frequent Bible Reading Can Turn You Liberal

Aaron B. Franzen

News

Undoing the Famine Damage

Mark Moring

A New Bible Battle

Review

Half the Sky Is Falling

Marian V. Liautaud

Interview: Chai Ling on Saving China's Daughters

Interview by Timothy C. Morgan

Editorial

Unexpected Political Hero

A Christianity Today Editorial

News

Sherwood Baptist Partners with a Black Church to Bring Racial Healing

Mark Moring

Interview: Douglas Groothuis on Good Apologetics

Interview by Stan Guthrie

Calling for Heroic Commitment

Steven D. Greydanus

Theological Interpretation in Action

News

Passages

Review

Profiling Christians Who Have Suffered Under Chinese Communism

News

Church Drops Mortgage for Expansion

Ken Walker

News

Online Boycotts Separate Corporations from Christian Groups

Bobby Ross Jr.

News

Should Pastors Perform Marriages for Cohabitating Couples?

Compiled by Ruth Moon

News

Quotation Marks

Compiled by Ted Olsen

News

Tanzanians Throng to Miracle Cure

Tom Osanjo in Nairobi, Kenya

Our Latest

Left to right: Bill Murchison, John Lennox, and Dick Cheney.

Backbone in a Gumby Culture

“He was furious, but somehow it put steel into my heart.”

A man with a cart with boxes on it that say "SNAP," walking away from a truck loaded with boxes that say "SNAP."

The Bulletin

SNAP Benefits, Iran Update, and Practices to Calm Anxiety

Mike Cosper, Clarissa Moll

Federal funding for food assistance, what’s new in Iran, and embodied practices to address anxiety.

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Chinese House Churches Play Matchmaker

Facing pressure from parents, Christian women struggle to find a man.

Jacob Elordi as The Creature in Frankenstein.

Review

In Netflix’s ‘Frankenstein,’ Monster Is More Compelling Than Maker

The Guillermo del Toro adaptation brings unique perspective—but fails to match the depth of its source material.

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More Than a Magic Pill

Kathryn Butler

Rebecca McLaughlin’s latest book shows the radical health benefits of church attendance.

A film still from The Promised Land.

Review

Puns and Pettiness in ‘The Promised Land’

Peter T. Chattaway

The YouTube mockumentary works best when it pulls laughs directly from Exodus.

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Being Human

Lysa TerKeurst on Surviving an Unwanted Divorce and Finding Healing Through Faith

Codependency, narcissism, and the courage to let go

Russell Moore Show Q&A

The Russell Moore Show

Listener Question: Should We Sing Worship Songs By Fallen Songwriters?

Russell takes a listener’s question about whether the work of fallen songwriters and authors should be used for worship.