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Nothing But the Blood
More and more evangelicals believe Christ's atoning death is merely a grotesque creation of the medieval imagination. Really?
Mark Dever | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

INSIDE CT
Tying Grace to the Cross
The old hymns capture our condition.
David Neff | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

Homeland Security's Catch-22 for Exiles
'Ridiculous' interpretation of law bars thousands.
Madison Trammel | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

Whose Law in Afghanistan?
High-profile apostasy case highlights legal contradictions.
Barbara G. Baker, Compass Direct, with additional news-service reporting | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

Religious Freedom Isn't Free
Rights to faith and liberty are at risk in Afghanistan.
A Christianity Today editorial | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

Quotation Marks
Recent comments from Tom Fox, Mitt Romney, and Billy Graham.
Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

Go Figure
Recent stats on gifts to Pat Robertson, church attenders' view on the Iraq war, and mainline seminarians.
Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

THE CHRISTIAN VISION PROJECT
A New Kind of Urban Christian
As the city goes, so goes the culture.
Tim Keller | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

WEBLOG IN PRINT
Passages
Promotions, deaths, and other items from the religion world.
CT staff | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

Peace, Peace
From the front page to the obits, one day's news about Christian peacemaking.
Ted Olsen | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

CT News Briefs
Palestinian Bible Society bookshop threatened, closed; church political activities investigated; Wal-Mart carries the pill.
CT staff | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

Salary Quandary
Ministries pay executives less than their secular nonprofit counterparts. Should they?
Michael Barrick | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

The Saints Go Marching Back
Poverty-fighting Christians labor to restore city workforce after Katrina.
Deann Alford | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

DO LIKEWISE
Crash
What our harrowing experience taught me about human nature.
David P. Gushee | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

GOOD QUESTION
Crunchy Time
Rod Dreher says that conservative man cannot live by the free market alone.
Interview by Stan Guthrie | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

Visual Spirituality
Is religious art, like Michelangelo's 'Creation of Adam,' a violation of the second commandment when God is portrayed?—Steve Potts, Jackson, Mississippi
Answered by Adrienne Dengerink Chaplin | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

BOOKMARKS
The Scripture-Engaging Lincoln
A new biography is one of the best.
Mark Noll | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

Stopping Genocide—Again
Ethnic bloodshed in Sudan's Darfur region remains the top crisis for U.N. ambassador John Bolton.
Interview by Tony Carnes | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

BOOKMARKS
This Little Light of Mine
Sharing your faith does not have to be so intimidating.
Reviewed by Mark Galli | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

SPEAKING OUT
Post-Traumatic Faith
Understanding the plight of Christians who have killed in combat.
Patrick Stone | posted 5/01/2006 12:00AM

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Violence Smothers Jos in Smoke
Peace eludes us.

Sunday Agang in Jos, Nigeria | posted 12/03/2008 09:31AM

Needed: More 'Miracles'
My grandchild barely survived birth. Worldwide, too many newborns do not.

Kay Warren | posted 12/03/2008 09:29AM

Hark! Sixpence Sings Again
Nash, Slocum reunite for a marvelous Christmas album.

Mark Moring | posted 12/02/2008 09:33AM

Yule Tidings
Five New CDs for Christmas

Russ Breimeier | posted 12/01/2008 10:09AM

A Latter-day Alliance
Evangelicals, once uncomfortable with Romney, unite with Mormons on gay marriage ban.

Sarah Pulliam | posted 12/02/2008 09:35AM

Ignorance as Blessing
Foreknowledge: for God and not for us.

Collin Hansen | posted 12/01/2008 10:13AM

Recessions Are Good?
Many see moral uplift as a result of the slumping economy.

Rob Moll | posted 12/01/2008 01:24PM

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