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Volume 48, Number 9
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Pastoral care of gay people in our congregations cannot wait.
Buddhist radicals push tough new laws.
Activists say fight against gay marriage has only just begun.
The international director of HIV/AIDS programs at World Relief talks on our progress, and regress, with AIDS.
Making amends with Anabaptists, AmeriCorps teachers banned from Catholic schools, and the Graham Staines hospital.
Activists promote other methods
The values bandwagon is being pulled apart. Which way is more scriptural?
How social revolutions cracked the pillars of marriage.
It's just as well that Matt Daniels loves a good fight, because he has a big one on his hands.
Why the rhetoric doesn't stand up under scrutiny.
Why are so many African Americans attracted to a church that was once identified with white racism?
An almost clichéd form of Christian service to the elderly remains one of the most vital.
It's time to cool the rhetoric in the Intelligent Design dispute.
Wilfred Mlay, World Vision's regional vice president for Africa, discusses the crisis facing black Muslims in Darfur.
Dissenting mainline churches struggle to retain their property.
The abortion lobby has abandoned its rationales amid pro-life gains.
War does not exempt Christians from the second-greatest commandment.
How to intelligently design a winning case for God's role in creation.
With truth under attack, Voddie Baucham Jr. says Christians need to better learn how to engage the culture with the gospel
The Catch tells fishing stories that connect three generations.
Kevin Miller shares tips on Surviving Information Overload
Dying Declaration combines faith, race, and politics into a page-turner.
Debut novel for adults reflects big themes in a small town.
Why decadence drives out discipline.
