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June
2014
Volume 58, Number 5
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Cover Story
In a rush to shed our separatist past, have young evangelicals forgotten to love their neighbors?
Features
Abstaining Christian activists of previous generations were radically committed to the common good.
How one experiment with 9,600 résumés showed that religious discrimination is alive and well.
A pilgrim’s progress through one of the fastest-growing sports in America.
Views
Are invocations worth it if it means city leaders will bow for false gods?
Why 17th-century poet George Herbert is making a comeback.
Not every story helps the preaching moment. Three views.
When we fear no one but God, we're free to really serve him.
Reviews
Philip Jenkins remembers the religious passions that set the world ablaze a century ago.
A new biography highlights both their virtues and their flaws.
Must-read picks from Gregory Thornbury, president of The King's College in New York City.
Chuck DeGroat reveals his strategy for spiritual health while ministering to difficult people.
The lovable host ushers in a new tone for late-night.
News
Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our June issue).
Is Confucianism a rival religion? A moral system ripe for integration?
States are passing more restrictions on abortion than ever before. Some say it’s because they’ve surrendered too much.
Demand for sermons can stay strong even after the preacher's moral failure.
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