Cover Story
Features
Why Not Commit a Crime?
If we can answer this one question, we can solve the crime problem.
Koinonia Farm Struggles for Survival
Koinonia community struggles to overcome debts
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.
Dialogue with Anthropologists Begins
Human rights concerns bring missionaries, anthropologists together.
Has God Been Held Hostage by Philosophy?
A forum on free-will theism, a new paradigm for understanding God.
The Soul of the Senate
For 14 years, Chaplain Richard Halverson has been conscience and confessor to our nation’s lawmakers.
Editorial
The School Prayer Temptation
Politicians think evangelicals want to force religion on others; we simply want the freedom to live by our faith.
Mrs. Dudley Goes to the ’Hood
How a white, suburban mother helped transform an inner-city black community.
