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Volume 47, Number 5
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Cover Story
The Bible doesn't tell us when to go to war but how to live in a war-ridden world
More from this Issue
Selections from Christian leaders during the Iraq War
Massachusetts case on gay marriage could set off chain reaction.
President Bush promises to sign May 13 Senate bill
Tulsa Pentecostal pastor defends his universalism before bishops
James Kopp faces 15 years to life for crime
Widow seeks to stem growing tide of hate crimes
Anglicans cut a deal regarding residential schools abuse suits
"Agencies prepare to help up to 900,000 people in Iraq War"
Southern Baptist Convention trims funds to Baptist World Alliance
North Americans endure bombing to chronicle the war's effects on civilians
Only 2 of 95 defendants convicted in Muslim mob killings of Copts
God-talk in the public square is healthy
E-Mail newsletters are helping hundreds of thousands to pray about the war
The moral vision that launched the Iraq war has been quietly growing in the President's inner circle
How two groups address the real issues behind church splits
A famine worse than that of 1984 threatens Ethiopia
"Why your church might end up before a judge and jury, and what you can do to prevent it."
Why psychologist Larry Crabb believes spiritual direction should replace therapy
God seems to sanction raw violence in the Old Testament. Does his character change in the New Testament?
Sexual swagger and slang do not mask a generation's loneliness
Religious thinkers debate how America should use its unrivaled influence
Living Next Door to the Death House is a valuable contribution to the capital punishment debate
John Ortberg's Everybody's Normal Till You Get To Know Them explores pursuing the dream of community with imperfect people
Athol Dickson's The Gospel According to Moses encourages exploration of Jewish roots
History and myth converge in American Dreams' take on the 1960s
.R.R. Tolkien's grandson shows in Final Witness that strong fiction runs in the family
