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A Terribly Undemocratic Thought
Is universal suffrage a failure?
Tim Stafford
Colonial Modern
When historian Jon Butler looks at early America, he sees the lineaments of contemporary secular pluralism.
A.G. Roeber
Democracy Agonistes
Why hand-wringing about partisanship is pointless.
Ashley Woodiwiss
ARTICLE: Politics and Religion Do Mix
By Bruce Barron
Editorial: Judging the Justices
Yes, the judiciary is usurping the powers of the people, but talk of revolution is alarmist.
by David Neff
Colson: Can We Still Pledge Allegiance?
Recent Supreme Court decisions have short-circuited the democratic process.
by CHARLES COLSON & Nancy Pearcey
News Briefs
Books: The Revolt
Conversations: Vishal Mangalwadi
Christian intellectual Vishal Mangalwadi explains why India's experiment in democracy has failed.
Cursed by Superficiality
God Is in the Blueprints
Our deepest beliefs are reflected in the ways we construct our houses of worship.
Tim Stafford
We Can't Stop Now, by Ralph Reed
Ralph Reed is a Republican strategist, president of Century Strategies, author of Active Faith (Free Press), and former executive director of the Christian Coalition.
The New Cost of Discipleship, by James Dobson
John Calvin: One of the Fathers of Modern Democracy
W. STANFORD REID Dr. W. Stanford Reid is Emeritus Professor University of Guelph in Canada
1525 The Anabaptist Movement Begins
Hated by Protestants and Catholics alike, these "radical reformers" wanted to not merely reform the church but restore it.
1536 John Calvin Publishes Institutes of the Christian Religion
Either adored or abhorred, the reformer and his teachings live on in his monumental work.
Christianity on the Early American Frontier: Recommended Resources
Dickson D. Bruce, Jr., is professor of history at the University of California, Irvine. His most recent book is Archibald Grimke: Portrait of a Black Independent (LSU, 1993).
Preparing a Way in the Wilderness
Though history has all but forgotten them, it was Christian preachers and teachers who really tamed the West.
Ferenc Morton Szasz
The French Wars of Religion: Christian History Interview - A New War of Religion?
Pluralism and evangelicalism collide in contemporary France. A conversation with Sébastien Fath.
conversation with Sebastien Fath
Peru: Divorcing a Dictator
Evangelicals assess the bitter lessons of the Fujimori years
David Miller in Lima, Peru
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