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Volume 46, Number 12
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"Mandated abortions happen in the U.S., too"
A Florida court allows a Christian church to build in a Spiritualist town
"Recent sayings about Islam, faith-based funds, and clergy dress codes"
"Only about 400,000 Arab Christians and 20,000 Jews speak the language"
None of Frank Bear's photo-mosaics have attracted as much attention as one of President Bush-composed of pictures of Jesus.
"Over 100,000 residents of Australia and New Zealand claim their religion is Jedi"
"White House moves ahead on regulatory, funding fronts"
The Houses of Worship Political Speech Protection Act fails 239-178
Hudson Institute's Fruitful Collaborations underscores the need for hiring freedom
"As of September 2002, weddings, counseling, and courage in demand"
Vancouver Christians rescue women lost on streets
Shari'ah law divides leaders
Vital but dwindling Christians face many pressures
New law makes it harder than ever to be non-Orthodox
Texans to form 'flexible' alternative to the Southern Baptist Convention's IMB
The church may be best equipped to deal HIV/AIDS a crippling blow
Let's not kid ourselves that salvation depends on the ability to discuss Austin Powers movies
How Christians should practice 'right politics.'
Maryland Baptists train to rescue their neighbors if terrorists strike again
"Franklin Graham remains unashamed of the Name, despite public criticism. No generic prayers for him"
Baylor strives to go where no Christian university has gone before—in ten years
"This Thanksgiving, let us remember our perverseness"
The Supreme Court's recent decision can help prevent more corporate scandals
Stephen Carter mixes wry social observations and a densely plotted thriller
"A review of Lisa Beamer's Let's Roll!: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Courage"
The author of The Enigma of Anger cannot commit to a messiah who doesn't knock over tables.
Tribulation Force will satisfy those who feel the movies are meant to explicitly preach the gospel
"In his fifth book, Franklin Graham examines why the name of Jesus is controversial"
The Good of Affluence aims to give leadership to wealthy Christians moved and troubled by their fortune
"Based on the story by Jerry Jenkins, film asks whether football is the best measure of worth"
