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Volume 48, Number 3
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Cover Story
Why evangelicals are cheering a movie with profoundly Catholic sensibilities.
More from this Issue
How Christians are trying to ease tensions in the Islamic Republic.
New Jersy legalizes human cloning for research.
Controversy over book with young-earth views raises protests - and sales.
Tribunal to arbitrate that civil cases can appeal to Muslim legal principles.
Episcopal conservatives seek to reclaim wayward church.
Government seeks to stamp out North Korea refugee problem
Critics say SBC curriculum about Asia is 'racially offensive.'
Congrassmen appalled at religious persecution of Christians and Muslims.
Top Democrats have much work ahead to convince voters of their religious sincerity.
Why evangelicals are cheering a movie with profoundly Catholic sensibilities.
Mel Gibson is drawing on a long tradition of Cross-centered devotion.
At the heart of the universe, there is a just and gracious God.
No one was more pivotal to the emerging movement than Carl F.H. Henry
Christians find themselves battered by the world's longest civil war and a brutally repressive regime
With Max Lucado, what you see is what you get. And what you get is a man who incarnates a message about second chances.
Lucado has been making some controversial changes
Separating church and state now means separating belief and action.
What is the scriptural and theological support for the teaching that Jesus, the God-man, remains eternally incarnate?
Stop whining, count your blessings, and love your global neighbors.
In True Faced, readers learn to strip off their masks.
Developing biblical foundations for understanding worship.
In True Faced, readers learn to strip off their masks.
Two authors argue that this strain of liberation theology is as relevant as ever.
Taking a church from dry bones to spiritual vitality
M. Craig Barnes explores spirituality for restless souls
