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Volume 49, Number 4
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Cover Stories
Four working pastors—Latino, Asian, black, and white—respond to the bracing thesis of United by Faith . A CT forum with Noel Castellanos, Bill Hybels, Soong-Chan Rah, Frank Reid.
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An equally strong ban, however, is stalled in Congress.
Challenge to suicide law gets new life.
Recent comments on Bush and gays, the humanity of pre-embryos, and other subjects.
State governments increasingly regulate church potlucks.
German evangelist bolsters Nigerian reconciliation efforts.
Missionaries face a choice: Pay up or get out of Kenya.
Anti-homosexuality free speech, UK cloning, and a UN cloning ban.
Immigration bill could jeopardize asylum seekers, critics say.
Four working pastors—Latino, Asian, black, and white—respond to the bracing thesis of United by Faith.
What multiracial church looks like in the town formerly infamous for segregation.
Ron Sider says the movement is riddled with hypocrisy, and that it's time for serious change.
We must resurrect the language of evil.
Why the world's most famous atheist now believes in God.
It's dangerous and lonely to be an Iraqi Christian—at home or in exile.
Middle Eastern Christians might end up more repressed under democracy than under dictators.
Iraq's endangered church looks to Western fellowship for help.
Where is heaven, and how will we experience it before the final resurrection?
The "religious bigot" who brought down slavery.
An interview with Steven M. Wise
Overly positive thinking and prosperity teaching undermine Joel Osteen's bestseller.
The Lord's modified creed was key for disciples' growth, author says.
It is Darwinists, not Christians, who are stonewalling the facts.
