Christianity Today

September 9, 2002

Volume 46, Number 10

October 7 October 7, 2002
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August 5 August 5, 2002

Doors into Islam: September 11 has made Muslim evangelism even more dangerous and still more rewarding.

Cover Story

Cover Story

Doors into Islam

September 11 has only intensified the dangers and rewards of Muslim evangelism

Features

Netherlands: Devout Christian becomes prime minister.

Cautious Dutch evangelicals take a wait-and-see stance concerning new leader

New Top Anglican Receives Mixed Reviews

“Appointee is against abortion, for gay ordination, and not from the Third World”

Matters of the Heart

Quotations to Stir Heart and Mind

Standup for Jesus

The story of forgotten missionary hero William Sheppard is finally told

Saving Africa

The story of forgotten missionary hero William Sheppard is finally told

The Long View: Globalists R Us

But there’s no guarantee this will always be true

“Children First, Schools Next”

Christian parents should not face social stigma for removing kids from public schools

Transcending Security

The rightful fear of anthrax is not the beginning of wisdom

Darkness at Jesus’ Tomb

A fight breaks out on the roof of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Expecting a Flood of Tourists

A replica of Noah’s Ark is planned for Turkey

Pocket Idolatry

New religious figurines let you take Francis of Assisi wherever you go

Doctrine Still Matters

Christianity Today reflects on handling doctrinal issues

Spain: Christians fear AIDS media campaign may ignore how people get the disease.

“Yet Christian leaders say stigma, not neglect, is the bigger problem”

India: Christians reach out to war-weary Muslims in Kashmir.

“Wearied by violence, thousands interested in the Prince of Peace.”

Legal setback: Messianic Jews lose exclusive rights to use menorah symbol.

Official mark status revoked for Chosen People Ministries’ design

Navy wins suit: Pentecostal chaplain plans to appeal discrimination case ruling.

“‘Non-liturgical’ chaplains complain of bias in Naval promotion, hiring”

Freedom fighters: Groups protest Sudan policy stalemate.

Observers say there’s a long road to go for peace

“Cloning: President’s Council on Bioethics recommends a partial ban, disappointing some conservatives”

President’s Council on Bioethics recommends a four-year moratorium on research cloning

Vietnam’s Hidden Tragedy

American church leaders manipulated as communists cover up abuse of tribal Christians

You Can Take the Boy out of the Barrio…

“But nothing has been able to take the barrio out of Jesse Miranda, the uniting force for Hispanic Protestants in the U.S”

No Dissing This Learning

“Homeschools do as well, if not better, than their classroom counterparts”

The Little School in the Living Room Grows Up

A homeschooling mom visits one of the largest conventions in the country and notes how this form of alternative education has changed—to the chagrin of traditionalists

Deconstructing Islam

Apologist Jay Smith takes a confrontational approach

News

News

Go Figure

What percentage of Americans believe in heaven?

Views

God’s Funeral

What will keep faith from nearly disappearing in America?

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