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Volume 48
October (Web-only), 2004 |
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Books & Culture Corner: In Memoriam: Jacques Derrida (1930-2004)
Remembering a philosopher who never forgot about death.
By James K.A. Smith
Books & Culture's Book of the Week: What's Love Got to Do with It?
Susan Howatch's new novel explores the transformation of sexual attraction to sacrificial love.
Reviewed by Karen L. Maudlin
Books & Culture's Book of the Week: Whose Independence?
All the Founding Fathers of America celebrated independence, but what the word meant depended on who was speaking.
Reviewed by Preston Jones
'African Church Has Come of Age,' Say African Anglican Bishops
It now faces the dual threat of Western heresy and militant Islam.
By Obed Minchakpu in Lagos, Nigeria
Africa's Anglican Bishops' Conference Begins Tuesday
Homosexuality and women ordination tops agenda.
By Obed Minchakpu in Lagos, Nigeria
Anglican Primates Respond to the Windsor Report
What church leaders from around the world are saying about the Eames Commission and the future of Anglicanism.
Compiled by Barbara Gauthier
Billy Graham Preaches Through Four-Night Crusade in Kansas City
George Beverly Shea, recovering from heart attack, misses his first crusade since 1947.
By Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service
Christian History Corner: Courting the Catholic Voter
By Steven Gertz
Christian History Corner: The Politicians' Patron
As the Roman Catholic patron saint of politicians, Thomas More is not quite a model for all seasons.
By Elesha Coffman
Christian History Corner: The Vanishing Act of the Church in Turkey
A church worn down by Christian rivalry and Islamic jihad hangs on in the land of Nicea and Ephesus.
Collin Hansen
Climate Change Briefing Brings Together Christian Aid Groups
Rising temperatures will disproportionately affect the poor, say analysts.
By R. Scott Nolen
Cockroaches and the Nicene Creed
To an accompaniment of whale songs, the worshippers glory in God's creation; there's no service quite like the annual blessing of the animals at St. John the Divine.
By Jennifer and Edwin Woodruff Tait
Darkness Visible
An unsparing new memoir by the author of Slackjaw.
By Jeremy Lott
Disappointed Anglican Conservatives Mull Options, Threaten Revolt
Americans must belong to Episcopal Church, report says.
By Kevin Eckstrom, Religion News Service
Fundamentally Personal
At The Shawmut River Baptist Church, worship and preaching are saturated with the familiar, the at-home.
An excerpt from Spirit and Flesh by James M. Ault, Jr.
Is It Worth Paying to Cut to the Head of the Line?
Locke squares off against Aquinas in the fast lane.
By David W. Reid
Joyous Cursing
Was Dale Earnhardt Jr. right about profanity?
By Frederica Mathewes-Green
N.T. Wright: Anglican Report Is 'Fireproofing the House'
Top theologian on Lambeth Commission talks about what happened behind the scenes, whether the report should have been tougher, and why it's critical of some conservative bishops.
Interview by Douglas LeBlanc
North Korea Human Rights Act a 'Miracle'
Michael Horowitz credits evangelicals with big role in passage.
Interview by Stan Guthrie
Report Rebukes Episcopalians for Disunity but Declines Sanctions
U.S. church in limbo as conservative dissidents mull their options.
By Kevin Eckstrom and Robert Nowell in London, Religion News Service
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