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November
2010
Volume 54, Number 11
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Features
Why Jesus commands us to be thankful.
Views
Our media culture values outrage over truth. We can do better.
Discussion: Should Christians support laws that ban Muslim women from wearing the face veil in public?
Gratitude is also the one we are most likely to sabotage.
Reviews
'Little Town of Bethlehem' puts a human face on Israeli-Palestinian relations.
How the Christian faith will be a subversive—and liberating—influence in the Middle East.
How and why Michael Gerson believes Christians should not abandon the public square.
The gods of America, and the difference they make. A review of 'America's Four Gods.'
Picks from Darrell Bock, editor of 'Key Events in the Life of the Historical Jesus.'
Bill McKibben believes we can thrive on a planet that will never be the same. A review of 'Eaarth.'
Brief Reviews of 'Doctor Zhivago,' 'The Cambridge Companion to Science and Religion,' and 'The Man with the Baltic Stare.'
News
Like the settlers of Plymouth Colony, today's refugees and asylum seekers have fled their homelands because of persecution of several kinds—not just religious.
Eddie Long talks about his bag of rocks, Calvin College mourns for irony, and other statements of note in the church around the world.
Roma Revival: Missionary efforts continue to succeed.
New faith-based school opens doors for young adults with intellectual disabilities.
More than in previous generations, 20- and 30- somethings are abandoning the faith. Why?
Vernon Grounds shaped the movement with a rare combination of gifts in apologetics, social justice, and pastoral counseling.
A new study suggests that evangelical pastors have been more likely to take public stances and candidates than their mainline cohorts.
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