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July 8

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Double Jeopardy
"Former Taliban hostages Dayna Curry and Heather Mercer talk about the risks they took, the imprisonment they suffered, and their hopes to return to 'the hardest place on Earth.'"
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How to Confront a Theocracy
The most effective way to address the human rights disaster in Saudi Arabia may be to let Muhammad do the talking
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"Watchtower Ousts Victims, Whistle-Blowers"
Jehovah's Witness members allege sect policy protected child molesters
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Christian College Denied Accreditation
Agency troubled that Patrick Henry College teaches creationism in biology classes
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Two Hostages Die In Attempted Missionary Rescue In Mindanao
Wounded survivor Gracia Burnham returns to Kansas after 376 days in jungle captivity
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Martin Burnham: Willing to Go
"Family and friends remember the talented pilot, mechanic, and missionary to missionaries"
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Ediborah Yap: The Almost-Forgotten Hero
The Filipino nurse could have escaped from Abu Sayyaf but stayed to care for the Burhams.
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Light Sabers and Self-Sacrifice
Two recent films—a blockbuster and an unknown—show two ways of confronting evil
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"Stretch Pants, Beer, and Other Controversies"
"A New Testament professor discerns the relative from the timeless in biblical texts on slaves, women, and homosexuals."
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From Afghanistan Aid Workers to Hostages of the Taliban
"Excerpts from Prisoners of Hope, the book by Dayna Curry and Heather Mercer with Stacy Mattingly"


Gay Parenting On Trial
More homosexuals seek custody or adoption of young children
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Bills Would Unmuzzle Churches in Politics
Legislation would allow houses of worship to directly engage in politics without losing tax-exempt status
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Patrons of the Evangelical Mind
"Why has evangelical scholarship soared in the last few decades? Native intellectual talent is one reason, to be sure. But an infusion of cash didn't hurt"
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Why God Enjoys Baseball
A new book by Richard Mouw argues that we can glory in even unredeemed creation
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Plus: The Uncommon Benefits of Common Grace
Does God only take delight in saving souls?
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Prophetic Habits of a Sociologist's Heart
"Robert Bellah's career shows the promise, and limits, of the scholarship he made so accessible to the church"
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Contraception
Court to decide if state can require Catholic ministries to pay for birth control
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Assualt on Purity: ACLU Claims Abstinence Program has a Christian agenda.
Louisiana official vows to wage a legal fight 'to the hilt.'
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Assualt on Purity: How Effective Are Abstinence Programs?
Seventy-five percent of girls in the Best Friends program say they want to save intimacy for marriage
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Power Shift: Canadian Alliance replaces lightning rod Stockwell Day.
New opposition party head Stephen Harper wants to be less divisive
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