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February
2010
Volume 54, Number 2
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Cover Stories
How Christians have succumbed to the sports culture—and what might be done about it.
It is important to distinguish between individuals in sports and the system of sports. Both are broken due to the Fall.
I suspect that God's design is for us to conduct our analysis in the very throes of competition.
There are a lot of Christian athletes who care about the Cross, the gospel, humility, joy, and sanctification.
Features
More important than winning the argument against relativism is winning the relativist for Christ.
Groups fear impact of Obama administration's PEPFAR stance.
John Calvin has given the Pulitzer Prize-winning author a way of seeing that imbues her novels with the grandeur of God.
And, says former Wall Street Journal reporter Roger Thurow, churches have a crucial role to play.
GoodSports reaches a culture suspicious of Christians by teaching kids how to hit an inside pitch.
Views
Uganda's anti-gay bill is making cross-cultural relations more complex than ever.
Our love is most godly when it is against the world for the world.
Reviews
On the heels of the Twilight Saga's success, Christian novelists are tapping the riches of vampire mythology.
Death is not the enemy, says cancer-stricken Walt Wangerin, but a chance for Jesus to shine.
Picks from Andrew Parker, professor of sport and Christian outreach at the University of Gloucestershire
A book helping churches respond to an issue we'd rather not think about.
Between Relativism and Fundamentalism, Churchill, and The Strange Adventures of Mr. Andrew Hawthorn.
She tells CT why she remained married to Ted Haggard—even after he suggested that she divorce him.
News
Recent remarks Jim Dobson's new organization, Montana's assisted suicide, and other topics.
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