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Volume 49, Number 6
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Cover Story
A slew of new books on faith and learning may signal a renaissance for the Christian college.
More from this Issue
Deny they have 'abandoned communion' in dispute with bishop.
Convert from Islam accused of evangelizing Muslims.
Diane Knippers was at the heart of mainline renewal movements.
But federal courts are expected to strike down state bans.
Christians murdered in Pakistan and Bangladesh, and Oregon's supreme court overturns same-sex marriages.
Ethiopian government donates land for hundreds of congregations.
John Paul II's legacy of orthodoxy bodes well for evangelical engagement.
From more than 300 nominations, these books represent the year's best.
Evangelicals are admired, mocked, praised, scorned—and all for good reason.
Bret Lott is a true-blue evangelical who writes literary fiction that New York takes seriously (and that Oprah loves).
A missionary veteran of Asia proposes one way to defuse Muslim anger about the Crusades.
Evangelicals can be glad that the new pope is not likely to be a mere caretaker.
What is this mania to reach the end of the book?
Only a marriage amendment can stop the Supreme Court's momentum.
