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Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from January 9, 1995
Christians Use Courts to Fight Assisted-Suicide Measure
The battle over the nation's first physician-assisted suicide law has moved from the ballot box to the courtroom.
Mark A. Kellner|
The Soul of the Senate
For 14 years, Chaplain Richard Halverson has been conscience and confessor to our nation's lawmakers.
Karen M. Feaver|
School-Prayer Amendment Draws Mixed Support
John Zipperer|
Churches to Aid Strapped NAACP
Editorial
The School Prayer Temptation
Politicians think evangelicals want to force religion on others; we simply want the freedom to live by our faith.
Steven T. McFarland, director of Center for Law and Religious Freedom, VI|
Mother-Child Reunion Christmas Stamp Approved
Dialogue with Anthropologists Begins
Human rights concerns bring missionaries, anthropologists together.
Elinor Abbot|
News
News Briefs: January 9, 1995
Book Briefs
The Psalms at Prayer
Raymond C. Ortland, Jr.|
Cover Story
Why Women Choose Abortion
Frederica Mathewes-Green|
Book Briefs
The Phantastic Mr. MacDonald
Edward Gilbreath|
Unruly Cambodian Crowds End Crusade Early
Has God Been Held Hostage by Philosophy?
A forum on free-will theism, a new paradigm for understanding God.
Roger Olson, professor of theology at Bethel College|
Warlords Await UN Withdrawal in Somalia
Stan Guthrie|
Archbishop Calls Pentecostals Non-Christian
Christian History
Christianity on the Early American Frontier: From the Editor - Religion Untamed
Mark Galli|
Christian History
Focus on the Frontier Family
How Methodists strengthened the Christian home—and changed it.
Gregory Schneider|
Christian History
Revival at Cane Ridge
What exactly happened at the most important camp meeting in American history?
Mark Galli|
Christian History
Camp Meetings and Circuit Riders: Did You Know?
Little Known Facts about Camp Meetings and Circuit Riders
Timothy K. Beougher|

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