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Volume 41, Number 8
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Cover Story
Evangelicalism's power couple closes in on their radical mission.
More from this Issue
Accusing the Brothers (and Sisters)
Is the best remedy for racism visible black achievement?
The Christian's ultimate loyalty is a threat to any authoritarian regime.
After I stopped hating good looks, I was able to put beauty inits rightful place.
After I stopped hating good looks, I was able to put beauty inits rightful place.
When we segregate people according to age or marital status, we miss the true meaning of church.
In retirement, John Wimber reflects on what he learned from building the Vineyard.
Eugene Peterson calls pastors to return to the hard work of making saints.
New Testament scholar Richard Hays argues that you can't understand God's Word without living God's way.
The most multiculturally literate Americans? Missionarykids.
The IRS denies that ministries and nonprofits are unfairly targeted.
by Chris Slone in Virginia Beach
Focus on the Family yanks children's Bible; NIV translator loses seminary job.
Muslims Annex Disputed Rooms
Pro-life Legislation Makes Strides
Charities Win Property Tax Case
Istook Amendment Foes Switch Sides
The Apollo missions, the greatest technological achievement of our species, gave the first real glimpse of our puny place in the universe.
