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Volume 47, Number 3
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Cover Story
“The world’s biggest rock star tours the heartland, talking more openly about his faith as he recruits Christians in the fight against AIDS in Africa.”
More from this Issue
Things are changing for China's church
"Recent comments about Christians as jurists, coworkers as families, and Jesus as a terrorist"
"In Japan, couples want a Christian-style wedding—without the religious meaning"
Ultrasounds help crisis pregnancy centers reduce abortion
David Hager appointed to committee despite criticism from prochoice camps
Canadian high court orders school board to reconsider pro-gay books
Anthropologist says Latter-day Saints' teaching wrong about Native Americans
"Facing growth problems, controversial group changes leadership structure"
Jewish group sues over AmeriCorps support for religious groups
"They are pushing for health care, free education, and an improved economy"
"Hindu militants threaten to expel evangelists, stop conversions"
Hong Kong's Christians fear antisedition measures will curb religious liberty
"Regardless of their positions on Iraq, Christians have much they can do"
Any person can stand outside the church and critique its obedience to the gospel
"From the beginning, U2 has engaged spiritual questions"
Forget 'quiet diplomacy'—it doesn't work
Polemics at home and abroad does not prevent religious persecution
Frederick Buechner's most recent works shed light on the shadows of the human heart
Joni Eareckson Tada responds to Christopher Reeve and others
How should we respond in a psychological age?
Three Christian apologists evaluate the conference speaker's life and teachings
Brian McLaren's sequel to A New Kind of Christian touches other tenets of faith
The Tao of Enron takes lessons from the second-largest bankruptcy in American history
God Encounters' imaginative essays find new approaches to an ancient practice
Sutter's Cross is filled with true-to-life church characters
