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BOOKS: Presumptuous Presuppositions
NEWS: Conservatives Debate Church's Role
By Mark A. Kellner in Washington, D.C
Colson: Why Not Gay Marriage?
If people believe marriage is just an invention, then they will feel free to change it, redefine it, or even discard it.
by CHARLES COLSON & Nancy Pearcey
Reflections
Why Our Friends Won't Stop, Look, and Listen
We try too hard to convince people that Christianity is true without first convincing them that it might be true.
by John G. Stackhouse, Jr.
Fighting the Good Fight
A plea for healthy disagreements.
John G. Stackhouse, Jr.
Where Do We Go from Here?
By Chris Hall and John Sanders
Spittle and Self-Righteousness
Beware of responding too indignantly to those on the other side of the war debate
Uwe Siemon-Netto
The Nearly Wed's Fight Club
by Rich Knight
Thirteen Bad Arguments for Same-Sex Marriage
Why the rhetoric doesn't stand up under scrutiny.
By Robert Benne and Gerald McDermott
Everything That Rises Must Converge
The inevitable and preordained trajectories of evolution.
by William Dembski
Defecting from the Culture Wars
James Hampson
FROM THE EDITOR
Terry C. Muck
MY WORST MISTAKE IN A BOARD MEETING
Vic Pentz, Jan B. Armstrong, Robert T. Wenz, G. Patrick White, and James J. Londis
HOW TO GET GOOD ADVICE
Wisdom isn't in the multitude of voices; it's finding, and listening to, the right one.
Fred Smith
ANIMAL INSTINCTS
Five ways church members will react in a fight.
Norman Shawchuck and Robert Moeller
THE CONCILIATION CAVALRY
When things look hopeless, you can call in outside help.
Eddy Hall
WHEN NOT TO CONFRONT
Sometimes conflict is better left alone.
Leroy R. Armstrong, Jr.
The Company of Sinners
A divinely inspired institution, the church is full of ordinary people who sometimes say and do cruel, stupid things.
By Kathleen Norris
The Dick Staub Interview: Winning People, Not Arguments
John Stackhouse discusses the evangelistic need for humble apologetics
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