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Volume 50, Number 11
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Cover Story
Despite increasing repression, the life of Christ emerges in surprising ways.
More from this Issue
Georgetown's Protestant chaplain bars evangelical groups from campus.
Catholic villagers attack Baptists, vandalize church.
Gallery owners allege fraud by Thomas Kinkade.
Burned churches in Nigeria and Indonesia, plus a Baptist Foundation of Arizona update.
The former speaker of the House of Representatives on conservative Christians and politics.
American pundits debate whether centralized religious authority restrains violence.
Jesus rules! But that doesn't mean we yearn for a state ruled by the church.
It's time we figured out how to talk--and listen--to one another.
Ohio leaders draft a 'mighty army' to fight the 'secular jihad.'
Harry Jackson says it's time for a new civil rights movement and a new black church.
Races where evangelicals play a decisive role in the November election. Today: U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania.
Gov. Jennifer Granholm vs. Dick DeVos and the economy.
Law 6 is in jeopardy as elections approach.
Embryonic stem cells factor in the race for Henry Hyde's U.S. House seat.
Wendell Berry is inspiring a new generation of Christians to care for the land.
An Asian Pentecostal argues that we need to know what the church is before we figure out what the church does.
Prison Fellowship president Mark Earley talks about challenges the ministry faces.
How one modest-sized church in North Carolina is making a big difference in the heart of Africa.
It's hard to see the humanity of tiny embryos if we live by blind faith.
What a dead bluebird taught Walter Martin about defending the faith.
Respected religion journalist retains a clear affection for evangelicals.
Ruth A. Tucker writes about how small churches are doing Christ's work.
Tim Stafford interprets Jesus' life for a new generation in Surprised by Jesus.
Will Self's The Book of Dave
Anne Lamott's sequel to 'Traveling Mercies'.
John Fanestil finds a model for today in the old tradition of the happy death.
