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Volume 52, Number 6
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Kenneth Copeland turns to IRS to avoid Senate inquiry into prosperity ministries.
Wives of slain missionaries sue Chiquita for complicity in the murders.
Candidates are scrutinized ever more closely for their spiritual associations.
Speaker Pelosi's Bible, "how it is" with drug dealers, Ted Turner's turn, and other recent remarks.
Struggling congregation alleges the denomination sold its sanctuary unlawfully.
Mouw is president of Fuller Theological Seminary and a supporter of Evangelicals and Catholics Together.
Capital punishment returns, Cedarville’s trustees uphold firing, and the House votes for debt forgiveness.
China's restrictions force ministries to retool their efforts.
Ground-level religious discrimination against Messianic Jews may be changing.
Our gospel may be small because we fail to believe that God animates many social movements.
Jay Smith confronts Muslim fundamentalists with fundamentalist fervor.
The New York pastor explains why he's taking his ministry model on the road.
Complementarians need to recover a fully biblical view of women — and of handling theological disagreement.
Egalitarians should rely more on careful exegesis and less on political ideologies.
Global evangelicals don't necessarily vote like American evangelicals.
Short reviews of The Great Awakening, The Return of History and the End of Dreams, and Making the Best of It.
I Once Was Lost has wisdom for those trying to reach young skeptics.
