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Volume 44, Number 2
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Cover Stories
As 4,900 people die each day from AIDS, African Christians ask themselves:
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Across the world, God moves in mysterious ways.
Columbine killers harbored anti-Christian prejudice.
NIH guidelines skirt ethical issues about embryo destruction, charge bioethicists
TIAA-CREF Drops Sudan Oil Stocks
Deal gives publisher access to Women of Faith conferences
Charles Schulz dies on eve of last strip
Ecumenical News Service
The Supreme Court examines federal aid to private schools.
Southern Baptists rebuff critics of Chicago evangelism plan.
Third state moving toward implementing Koranic laws
Li Dexian repeatedly detained.
Speeds Spread of HIV Among Africans
Nine evangelical leaders define the gospel.
Nine evangelical leaders define the gospel.
Nine evangelical leaders define the gospel.
Nine evangelical leaders define the gospel.
Nine evangelical leaders define the gospel.
Nine evangelical leaders define the gospel.
Nine evangelical leaders define the gospel.
Nine evangelical leaders define the gospel.
an interview with Timothy George
Nine evangelical leaders define the gospel.
Though critics question his theology, this fiery preacher packs arenas with a message of emotional healing.
Christian Research Institute publication questions preacher's view of Trinity
My reluctant entry into the world of pilgrimage.
How one Pentecostal pastor taught his Congregation to love Mormons.
Journalist Richard Ostling explores LDS culture, theology, and fans of 'crypto-Mormon' C.S. Lewis.
As presidential primaries get under way, Christian conservatives aim to win.
Foggy childhood memories create Bible bloopers.
Classic and contemporary excerpts
Amy Grant's ever-smiling face is everywhere, obscuring the tragedy of two failed marriages.
John Stott's 'little statement on evangelical faith' reveals the strengths and limitations of the movement he helped create.
Across the world, God moves in mysterious ways.
