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Speaking Out
Habakkuk in Zimbabwe
We're hungry, angry, and depending on a sovereign God.
By a Zimbabwean pastor-scholar

GOOD QUESTION
Nothing New
Popular spiritual author and Oprah favorite Eckhart Tolle quotes Jesus a lot. Is he a Christian?
Poll: Do you think Oprah is a good influence?

Found in Space
How C. S. Lewis has shaped my faith and writing. By Philip Yancey

Unplanned Parenthood
Amy Laura Hall argues that in God's design, family is a pretty messy thing.

Second Coming Ecology
We care for the environment precisely because God will create a new earth.

The New Shape of Anglicanism?
Leaders of 1,300 Anglican/Episcopal churches seek status as new North American Province.
President of Baylor University Fired
John Lilley had angered alumni, faculty, and others with tenure decisions.
Enns and WTS Officially Part Ways
Move comes a month before seminary was to hold hearing.
When a Christian musician loses faith
Haste the Day's decision to part ways with guitarist raises bigger question
Egyptian Villagers Resist Monastery's Growth
Muslims, Christians clash over desert, faith, and politics in Upper Egypt
Sudanese Anglicans reject homosexual practice
At Lambeth, new archbishop calls for end to ordination of any homosexuals as priests or bishops.
'Common Word' Conference Commences Next Week
Gathering the fruit of last fall's Muslim-Christian letters.
Choose You This Day: Life or Debt
The impossible economics of modern health care.

The Slave Trade's Great Enemy
Wilberforce remained an outsider to government and to party politics. He was the 'ultimate non- career politician.' (William Anthony Hay, The Wall Street Journal)
'Mr. Wilberforce's Example'
Wilberforce and his allies invented the modern political pressure campaign, with its petitions and boycotts. In the process, they created a new form of politics -- human rights activism. (Michael Gerson, The Washington Post)
What Bush and Batman Have in Common
This summer's blockbuster shows that Americans still understand the difference between good and evil. (Andrew Klavan, The Wall Street Journal)
Rebel With a Cause: Bobby Jindal's Spiritual Journey
A rare convert from Hinduism to Roman Catholicism, the governor of Louisiana is being mentioned as one of John McCain's top choices for the vice-presidential nomination. (Robert Costa, The Wall Street Journal)
Regents fire Baylor President John M. Lilley
The Baylor University board of regents fired President John M. Lilley on Thursday, saying he was unable to unite the school's students, faculty and administrators. (Associated Press)
Christians taking on role as environmentalists
Many believe humans must be Earth's stewards (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)

[wednesday \| 07.23.08] Is Eckhart Tolle a Christian?	[tuesday \| 07.22.08] Yancey: How C.S. Lewis Shaped Me Bookmarks
[monday \| 07.21.08] Review: Unplanned Parenthood Dispatch from Lambeth	[friday \| 07.18.08] End Times Ecology Go Figure News of the Week Quiz
[thursday \| 07.17.08] Reflections: The Human Condition News Briefs	[wednesday \| 07.16.08] Carolyn Arends: The Joy of Failure Review: A Purple State of Mind

[CT Classics]Cancer's Unexpected Blessings
When you enter the Valley of the Shadow of Death, things change.

Tony Snow | posted 7/20/2007

The Politics of the People of God
The Church has a unique role to play in our politicized culture.

by Darrell Bock | posted 9/07/2005

The Bible in Brush & Stroke
Medieval and modern join forces in the Saint John's Bible.

Jennifer Trafton | posted 9/19/2007

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