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Volume 48, Issue 7
July, 2004 |
Displaying 1 - 20 of 39 articles.
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Bearing the Cross: Out-of-Control Clerics
Official scourgings and vigilante enforcers in Iran terrorize Christians.
By Jeff M. Sellers
Black Eye for Freedom
Report warns about religious liberty trends around the world.
By Mandy Morgan, Religion News Service, in Washington
Bonds that Bind
David Gushee examines marriage and divorce in historical and contemporary contexts.
Reviewed by Cindy Crosby
Celestial Sights
Room of Marvels is a vision of what heaven might look like.
Reviewed by Cindy Crosby
Christians Fear Some Backlash After India Elections
Still, they're heartened by voters' chastening of nationalist Hindus.
By Manpreet Singh
Conservative Like a Fox
al Thomas hates the liberalism, but tries to love the liberal.
By Tony Carnes
Discreet and Dynamic
Why, with no apparent resources, Chinese churches thrive.
By Philip Yancey
Explorers of Noah's Lost Ark
Citing new satellite images, team seeks to 'solidify the faith of many Christians.'
By Gordon Govier
Eye for an Eye for an Eye
Are Nigeria's deadly religious riots really about religion?
By Obed Minchakpu in Jos
Fools' Gold
Christians lured into buying 'rare' coins.
By Rob Moll
Frozen Out
What to do with those extra embryos.
By John Van Regenmorter
Go Figure
Recent stats on teen prayer, Bible reading, and music piracy.
Compiled by Ted Olsen
Good Question: God Minus World = God
Does God need our help, love, and praise?
Answered by Laurence W. Wood
Heart of Truthfulness
African Methodists provide hope to a troubled church.
By Kathleen K. Rutledge in Pittsburgh
Hope Deferred
Christians are uniquely positioned to further racial equality.
By Stephen L. Carter
Inside CT: Bike Rides with Refugees
There are 13 million refugees and asylum seekers worldwide. We show you the lives of four of them.
By Tim Morgan
Memoir of Hope
Letters for Lizzie wrestles with death and discovers God is not safe.
Reviewed by Cindy Crosby
Methodists Divided on Split
Church leaders react to talk about division.
News Briefs
The morning-after pill, persecution in Vietnam, and the Jesus Video Project.
By CT staff
No-Fault Division?
It may be time for mainline churches to consider an amicable divorce.
A Christianity Today editorial
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