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Volume 53, Number 8
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Cover Stories
Amid our purity pledges and attempts to make chastity hip, we forgot to teach young Christians how to tie the knot.
Biological maturity signaling cultural adulthood has been the norm for most ages of human history.
More from this Issue
Christianity Today strives to be a model for respectful conversation.
Recession shuts doors of Christian schools nationwide as enrollments drop.
Head of the US Communist Party wants to reach out to religious people, Nicolas Sarkozy wants to ban burkas, and other quotes from the news.
Angel Food Ministries settles a lawsuit, Oral Roberts University reduces most of its debt, and other news in the Christian world.
The archbishop of the new Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) explains an alternative to the Episcopal Church.
Evangelicals look for reconciliation in aftermath of Asia's longest civil war.
Online dating services argue that God can use virtual reality too.
Six principles that might bring a truce to the age-old tension between tradition and popular culture.
Richard Nelson Bolles on discerning God's will when facing unemployment.
The 'non-Catholic' Latin American church is going full steam ahead—but are we on the right track?
What I've learned as life has taken a turn for what most people think is the worst.
Christian outreach to North Koreans helps to keep millions from starving.
There's something more important than our intellectual framework.
Short Reviews of Jesus, The Middle Eastern Storyteller, Miss Betsey, and The Sleepy Little Alphabet.
Nancy Guthrie, the author of Hearing Jesus Speak into Your Sorrow, offers a list of new and classic titles.
Short reviews of new albums by mewithoutYou, Julie Lee, Christopher Ames, and Mat Kearney.
'All God's Children' recalls the travails of a West Africa boarding school.
And the real question is who gets to decide who gets attention.
