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Volume 52
March (Web-only), 2008 |
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REVIEW
Review: The Jesus Storybook Bible
The Jesus Storybook Bible is as theological as it is charming.
Review by Ben Patterson
Review
Review: Behe's Edge of Evolution
Michael Behe wonders how much Darwinism can really explain.
Stephen H. Webb
Speaking Out
Speaking Out: Living Together
Only in holy matrimony, not in cohabitation.
Mike McManus
Theology in the News
Black Power from the Pulpit
In wake of Obama's speech, author talks about The Decline of African American Theology.
Interview by Collin Hansen
Religious Claim Doesn't Grant Homeschooling Right
Appellate judge: "Parents do not have a constitutional right to homeschool their children."
Sarah Pulliam
Do Evangelicals Prefer Hillary or Obama?
Without exit-poll data for Democrats, reliable data is hard to come by.
Sarah Pulliam
'Father, Into Your Hands I Commit My Spirit'
Jesus' important addition to David's cry.
David Neff
Americans Have No Moral Qualms About Gambling
As casinos and lotteries spread, two-thirds of Americans join in.
Greg Trotter, Religion News Service
Speaking Out
She'ol: Is Death a Place?
Is death a place?
Rajkumar Boaz Johnson
Speaking Out
Speaking Out: STDs and the Church
The recent study findings on STDs confirm my experience—and my conviction that churches can do more to help young women.
Jennifer Oxford
Kidnappers Demand Huge Ransom for Iraqi Bishop
Armed men seeking to intimidate Christian community had threatened church leader.
Peter Lamprecht, Compass Direct
Slideshow
Slideshow: The Last Supper
The Upper Room in art.
Compiled by Katelyn Beaty
Now a Christian, 'Salt' of Salt-N-Pepa on VH1
Pushed to the edge, 'Salt' of Salt-N-Pepa turned to Jesus; now the hip-hop duo is reconciling on VH1.
Rebecca Cusey, Religion News Service
Speaking Out
Speaking Out: Our Ears Still Itch
That church down the street isn't the only one pandering to the congregation.
Trevin Wax
Review
Scot McKnight Reviews Hermeneutics of Doctrine
The Hermeneutics of Doctrine argues that belief is as much about embodiment as affirmation.
Review by Scot McKnight
Robert Walker: Beyond Paper and Ink
Plus: Mark Fackler remembers Walker
Liz Lawson-Young
Draft ELCA Statement on Sexuality Punts
"This church does not have consensus," committee says.
Daniel Burke, Religion News Service
Spiritual Disaster Preparedness
Will evangelicals show the will to pursue the prevention of a pending threat?
Tyler Wigg Stevenson
Episcopal Stations of the Cross — Without the Cross
Episcopalian liturgy for Stations of the Millennium Development Goals truncates the gospel, critics say.
Susan Wunderink
Speaking Out
Speaking Out: Evangelical Founding Fathers
Remember the concerns of those to whom Jefferson wrote on the separation of church and state.
Steven Waldman
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