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October
2010
Volume 54, Number 10
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Cover Story
How Al Mohler transformed a seminary, helped change a denomination, and challenges a secular culture.
Features
Lawsuit questions 'church related' retirement plans.
Why the work of Christ makes all the difference in our care of creation.
Cape Cod's newly completed Church of the Transfiguration embodies the belief that beauty can nurture our communion with God.
Seventy times seven? I can barely forgive some corrupt clergy once.
Views
The strain of religious diversity tests Christians' own principles.
What place do Christians have in the tea party movement?
Reviews
Now facing breast cancer and chronic pain, the author, speaker, and advocate talks about the blessings of suffering.
Exploring the new horizons—and limits—of our perpetual chase for immortality.
New research suggests scientists are more like neighbors than enemies of the faith. Andy Crouch reviews 'Science vs. Religion.'
Brief reviews of 'Creation Untamed', 'Wayfaring,' and 'Master of Disguises.'
The San Antonio pastor and author explains why he focuses on poverty in his latest book.
News
So if 18 percent of Americans think Obama is a Muslim, is that a large number or a small one? Find out what 18 percent of Americans also believe.
Recent important developments in the church and world.
Important developments in the church and the world.
New fellowships will 'preserve the harvest' of new Christians.
William Wilberforce and the Clapham Sect founded Sierra Leone, then tolerated a form of slavery there, a new book reveals.
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