Table Of Contents
June
2011
Volume 55, Number 6
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Cover Story
The center of the evolution debate has shifted from asking whether we came from earlier animals to whether we could have come from one man and one woman.
Features
Political gains by U.S. conservatives unleash waves of anti-abortion legislation.
The duo thinks of creation care not as an onerous duty but a natural response to the goodness of God.
Views
The historical Adam debate won't be resolved tomorrow, so stay engaged.
The lazy culprit behind our busyness.
Dr. King's response to critical clergy is full of lessons for today.
Reviews
The music we sing, in and out of church, is more varied and interesting than we've been led to believe.
What kind of Christians do contemporary services produce?
Ben Witherington sets earthly labor in kingdom context. A review of 'Work: A Kingdom Perspective on Labor.'
Picks from Shane Hipps, author of 'Flickering Pixels: How Technology Shapes Your Faith.'
Brief Reviews of 'The Pleasures of reading in an age of Distraction,' 'Resonant Witness,' and 'Clear And Simple As The Truth.'
Church and state can join hands to prevent crime and reform criminals.
Terrence Malick wants his films to capture the magic, wonder, and mystery of the universe.
News
Christians call for solemn reflection and thanksgiving.
Important recent developments in the church and the world.
Recent comments on website blocking, life expectancy, religion in the workplace, and other topics.
Regime's antagonism is increasing Christianity's appeal.
Ruling means threat to pastor tax break may have lost its legs.
Recent appointments and resignations in the Christian world.
Observers discuss whether the U.S. ambassador to China should worship at an unregistered church to 'publicly identify with the persecuted.'
Increase in state licenses prompts conscience clashes.
The recovering crack addict and baseball superstar knows he's special, but it's a special that cuts two ways.
A Swedish Christian businessman swindled friends, family, and missionaries of millions of dollars.
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