Christianity Today

August, 2004

Volume 48, Number 8

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Wild Heart: John Eldredge thinks too many men have become timid and docile—and he's not going to take it anymore.

Cover Story

Cover Story

Wildheart

John Eldredge thinks too many Christians are weak, and churches are often insipid-and he’s not going to take it anymore

Features

Defying the Church

Front line of Communion war spreads to homosexuality.

Pledging to Fight

Atheist says battle over ‘under God’ has just begun.

Powerful Weakness

Here Am I Lord … Send Somebody Else uses Moses to discover God’s power in weakness.

The New Gambling Goliath

Christian activists struggle to slow the rapid growth of Indian casinos.

The Politics of Prayer

The Presidential Prayer Team prays for Bush, Iraq, and more voters.

Outreach to Despair

Christians minister to the hopeless in Gaza.

Staying on Course

Southern Baptists reaffirm their conservative positions.

Freedom for Sudanese Faith

With new peace accord signed, Christians prepare to meet needs.

Sanctifying Sin

Statement affirming homosexual unions roils Anglicans.

The Religious Reagan

Spiritual influences on the president’s life were strong and varied.

Inside <em>CT</em>: Subscription Blues

Plus: Doug LeBlanc’s next move.

God Amid Tragedy

A review of When I Lay My Isaac Down.

Fred Caldwell: Paying the Price for Unity

This African American pastor made headlines when he offered whites cash to attend his church.

Discerning Divine Speech

The God Who Speaks teaches readers to listen.

Death Wishes

Circuit Court supports state’s primary role in assisted suicide.

Codependent No More

When Pleasing Others Is Hurting You addresses the need to be needed.

A Steady Christian Influence

Has the nation finally abandoned its Judeo-Christian heritage, or is there still hope?

A Decisive Turn to Paganism

Has the nation finally abandoned its Judeo-Christian heritage, or is there still hope?

7 Habits of Racially Mixed Churches

How to achieve ethnic diversity—and die (to self) trying.

Affectionate Patriarchs

In the popular imagination, conservative evangelical fathers are power-abusing authoritarians. A new study says otherwise.

News

News

Quotation Marks

Recent quotes on Friends sexual harassment, EU Constitution, stem cells, and the psychotic self-righteous evangelicals.

News

News Briefs: August 01, 2004

Partial-birth abortion ban banned, registering Turkmenistan’s churches, and Baylor’s Robert Sloan.

News

Go Figure

Recent stats on organized religion, same-sex marriage, and Israel tourism.

News

Passages

Deaths, promotions, and other items from the religion world.

Reviews

Raising Up Fathers

An interview with Maggie Gallagher

Too Wild at Heart?

Some evangelicals believe Eldredge is making God in his image.

Creating Husbands and Fathers

The discussion of gender roles moves beyond ‘proof-text poker.’

‘Live More Musically’

The difference between Christian practice and a Starbucks purchase.

Views

Reclaiming Occupied Territory

The Great Commission and the cultural commission are not in competition.

Editorial

When More Is Less

We’re making more money, but the payoff isn’t always positive.

Editorial

Divisible After All

More important than keeping the phrase ‘under God’ is the reason for keeping it.

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