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Volume 45, Issue 13
October 22, 2001 |
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A Translation Fit For A King
In the beginning, the King James Version was an attempt to thwart liberty. In the end, it promoted liberty
David Neff
Australia: Leaders Press for Refugee Asylum
Christians demand Australian government show compassion
Dave Crampton
Briefs: North America & The World
Civil Reactions: Rudeness Has a First Name
Instant informality actually sabotages true friendship
Stephen Carter
Dying in Peace
In Birmingham, an innovative program combines hospice care, traditional medicine, and faith to comfort the terminally ill.
Wendy Murray Zoba
Free Speech: School District Reverses Course
Saddleback Valley board votes to allow all extracurricular clubs to meet at schools
LaTonya Taylor
Haunted by Totalitarianism
Communism no longer menaces Bulgarian churches—in theory
Viktor Kostov
In The World: How Excellent Are Thy Names
What God invites us to call him says volumes about his relationship to us.
Ken Hemphill
Inside CT: A Bible for the Bus Driver
Law: Whistleblower Fired
Nurse Jill Stanek's lawyer calls action retaliation for prolife views.
Sheryl Henderson Blunt
Nicaragua: Sandinista Candidate Divides Evangelicals
Some Christians fear return of Daniel Ortega to the presidency of Nicaragua
Deann Alford
Pakistan: Condemned Prisoner Appeals for Help
Sentenced to death in 1998, Ayub Masih continues to fight baseless and concocted blasphemy charge
C. Hope Flinchbaugh
Raising the Bar
A daring proposal for the future of evangelical New Testament scholarship.
Martin Hengel
Reflections: The Word of God
Quotations to stir heart and mind
Richard A. Kauffman
Religious Liberty: How Are We Doing?
The challenges of being an international cop for human rights—a report by the first U.S. ambassador at large for religious freedom
Robert Seiple
Televangelist Report Card
A recent study reveals how religious broadcasters actually use their airtime
Stephen Winzenburg
The Back Page: Honest Church Marketing
We enhance our 'image' by offering the world a realistic picture of faith
Philip Yancey
The CT Review: A Troubadour and His Guitar
Once poised for folk-rock stardom, John Michael Talbot chose a quieter path
Douglas LeBlanc
The CT Review: Huston, We Have a Problem
Neither science nor syncretism feeds the soul
Brad Stetson
The CT Review: Reuniting Mary and Martha
Theology is women's work, too
Sarah E. Hinlicky
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