Table Of Contents
May
2012
Volume 56, Number 5
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Features
There are credible reports that Heidi Baker heals the deaf and raises the dead. One thing is for sure: She loves the poor like no other in this forgotten corner of the planet.
Each atonement theory highlights a truth about the Cross—but none more so than Christ's substitutionary death.
And why it's important to say so.
Views
How fellow Christians should respond.
A theology professor, a law professor, and an editor weigh in.
Let's not vomit on JFK's famous church-state speech.
Reviews
A Christian music veteran discusses a new album and his long-time struggle with alcohol.
Why the New York Times columnist wants to see America return to its confessional roots.
Religious organizations should defend their public presence without resorting to individualism.
There's more to life than relationships of economic exchange.
Brief reviews of 'On the Meaning of Sex,' 'The Dickens Dictionary,' and 'Henry Ossawa Tanner'
Great figures from church history have much to teach about talking with God.
News
Research shows more than a quarter of pastors have been edged out of a church, regardless of denomination.
Important developments in the church and the world.
Previous forgeries make announcements of new archeological discoveries difficult to believe.
Shifting demographics necessitate a second look at historic churches' ministries.
Youcef Nadarkhani's beliefs raises strategic questions.
Churches are filling with both immigrants and locals drawn to new worship styles.
The province's evangelicals pursue a fresh hearing for the gospel in their post-Christian culture.
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