Table Of Contents
April
2011
Volume 55, Number 4
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Cover Story
Why mutual respect and tolerance require us to witness for Christ.
Features
Views
Going down singing: Why we should remember that we will die.
Catholics and evangelicals used to fight over religious liberty. Not anymore.
Reviews
The controversial pastor raises crucial questions, but offers answers that may sabotage his goals.
Our ability to live together in peace, argues theologian Miroslav Volf, depends on how we answer the question.
In our brave, liberated new world, more American evangelical readers are seeking freedom in the Old Order.
Observers discuss the next Christian novel that could be adapted for the screen.
Understanding the parareligion of celebrity culture. A review of 'Gods Behaving Badly.'
Brief Reviews of 'The Age of Doubt,' 'Dilemmas and Connections,' and 'The Troubled Man.'
Velcroed to a high-felt need: Jerry Root says evangelism is seeing how God is already working in someone's life.
News
A look at whether a congregation adds economic value to its community.
Important developments in the church and the world.
Tim Keller's Manhattan, Benny Hinn's lawsuit, and Christians as 'institutionalized oppressions.'
An immigration judge was distressed that 'Li claimed that Thanksgiving was a Christian holiday.'
The current tax code excludes the rental value of a home from pastors' taxable income.
'Give us this day our daily bread' is both a prayer and a project for Christians living in one of the world's poorest countries.
Two doctors who would rather serve where surgical equipment is dated and wards are overflowing.
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Faith stirs the spoken word poetry.
