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Go Figure

Recent statistics on young evangelical’s politics and ‘Christian fundamentalist religions.’

2:1   Ratio of self-identified Republicans to Democrats among evangelicals ages 18-29.

4:1   Ratio in 2005.

(Source: Pew Research Center)

70%   Evangelicals 18-29 who favor “making it more difficult for a woman to get an abortion.”

55%   Evangelicals 30 and older who favor this.

(Source: Pew Research Center)

31%   Americans who say they have a favorable impression of “Christian fundamentalist religions.”

31%   Americans who say they have an unfavorable impression (the rest say they haven’t heard enough to say or are unsure).

(Source: CBS News)

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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.

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Blessed Are the Barren

Sarah Hinlicky Wilson

News

Young, Restless, and Ready for Revival

Becky Tirabassi

An Incomplete Reconciliation

Review by Lauren Winner

Bookmarks

John Wilson, editor of 'Books & Culture'

Hour of Decision

Erik Thoennes

It's a Wonder-Full Life

Courageous Nonviolence

Ron Sider

News

Suffocating the Faithful

Blessed Are the Peacemakers

Compiled by Richard A. Kauffman

Saving Faces

Deann Alford in Accra, Ghana

Editorial

Who Do People Say We Are?

A Christianity Today Editorial

When the Media Became a Nuisance

Darrell Bock

Mixing Faith and Power

Collin Hansen

The Invasion of God

My Top 5 Books on Church History

Douglas A. Sweeney, author, 'The American Evangelical Story' (Baker Academic).

Editorial

How We Fight Poverty

A Christianity Today Editorial

Christmas 'Jars'

Interview by Mark Moring

Unexpected Global Lessons

Do They Know It's Hanukkah?

News

The Chronicles of Atheism

Peter T. Chattaway

News

Q&A: Karekin II

Denise McGill

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Quotation Marks

News

News Briefs: November 15, 2007

News

Passages

News

Hybrid Test Drive

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra

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Undercover Clinic

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Tulsa Dustup

Bill Sherman

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Voting Values

Jocelyn Green

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'Federation' Charts New Frontier

Sheryl Henderson Blunt

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Tortured to Death in Eritrea

Jeff M. Sellers, Compass Direct

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Wycliffe Woes

Brad A. Greenberg

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The Bulletin with Yossi Klein Halevi

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Joy Is in the Waiting

Grace P. Pouch

An excerpt from Savoring Childhood: Practical Wisdom for Slowing Down.

Ministering to Women Includes Physical Health

Caitlin Estes

Counseling women through infertility and other medical issues may feel awkward. Church leaders have an obligation to do it anyway.

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AI Necromancy Impersonates the Dead

As more people interact with AI chatbots mimicking their deceased loved ones, how should Christians engage?

‘We’re God’s Guerilla Warriors’

Interview by Ashley Hales

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This Easter, Let’s Lose Our Hope

We need more than reassurance, punditry, or prediction.

Torn on IVF, Evangelicals Turn to Natural Family Planning

Traditionally a Catholic enterprise, Protestants are increasingly turning to natural procreative technology.

Helping the Church Think Clearly

A note from CT’s President in our March/April issue.

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