Table Of Contents
November
2012
Volume 56, Number 10
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Cover Story
Let's be frank: Religion in America really does enjoy 'special privileges.' Here are five reasons—plus one—why it should.
Features
Does Muslim law have a place in the American landscape?
It's not imitating Christ, but union with him that makes the difference.
Why Christians need to revive the historically rich phrase.
How businesses are doing more holistic ministry than ever.
What it means for the church to be involved in politics.
Views
Three visions of the future.
Why so many Christians saw Pussy Riot's Russia stunt as more than a protest.
Reviews
Inside his solo debut, "The McGuire Side."
Why megachurch pastor Charles Stanley had spent so much time in prayer his whole life.
Randolph Richards and Brandon O'Brien help us see through different cultural lenses.
It's more than merely helpful to set down the church's core convictions in words.
Brief reviews of 'The Divine Voice,' 'So Brilliantly Clever,' and 'American Science Fiction'
Chaplains watched over their flocks in the midst of great danger.
As the show nears its end, it steps up its examination of science and faith.
News
Important races, ballot initiatives, and exit poll questions.
Does it matter 'why' Christian professors agree with their colleges' doctrine?
Amid a flurry of scandalous accusations, ministries again face the question of whether to abandon or reform the broadcaster.
Why many advocacy groups are condemning another's optimistic report.
Without official recogition, evangelicals must travel abroad to get married. Will a lawsuit help?
The Kentucky Court of Appeals says it can't be enforced. Should schools use it anyway?
How Denver's faith and civic leaders are working together to get families off the street and into jobs and homes.
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