Bible Basics
01/20/2000
These CD-ROM collections take the Bible and study guides out of their covers and puts them on your computer
By Karen Jones
3/20/2000
Old Testament
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New Testament
Was the Last Supper a Seder?
Q&A with Arthur Magida
Gospels
Woe to You Rich
Jesus and economics. By Marcus Borg
Paul
History
Bible interpretation
Woe to You Rich
Jesus and economics. By Marcus Borg
The
Gospel of Thomas
Gospel for our time, or Jesus Lite?
Does the Bible Ban Braids?
Ask the expert
Women
Different Gifts, Same Spirit
Women can still serve the church, even if they are not called to be pastors
By Richard Land
7/14/2000
The Bold and the Biblical
What do some romance novels have in common with Scripture? Both celebrate feminine wisdom
By Deborah Belonick
7/27/2000
Let Women Preach
A Pentecostal defense
Men
Homosexuality
Jesus and Christology
Historicla Jesus
The Search for Jesus
Special feature section on the search for the historical Jesus, with sections on Jesus' birth, daily life, appearance, miracles, trial, crucifixion, and resurrection
6/19/2000
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Jesus: God in Human Form
Where is this in the Bible? Q&A with Ben Witherington III
The Crucifixion: What to Tell Kids
A psychologist gives age-by-age advice
Woe to You Rich
Jesus and economics. By Marcus Borg
Clergy
Different Gifts, Same Spirit
Women can still serve the church, even if they are not called to be pastors
By Richard Land
7/14/2000
Life in the Holy Fishbowl
The challenges and joys of being a clergy spouse
By Lisa Konick
3/24/2000
Saints
Church and State Are U.S. Christians Persecuted? Education
'As if They Had Cursed'
Is invoking God in public before a football game constitutional? The Supreme Court will decide the fate of a Texas school.
By Richard Land
4/3/2000
Are public schools really that bad?
Emotion and stereotypes cloud the issue, leaving Christian families to sift out the truth
By Mary McLean Hix
3/23/2000
Sunday school
CCD
Adult education
Prayers & Profits
Starting the workday with Bible study
Christian schools
Christian colleges
Homeschooling
Are public schools really that bad?
Emotion and stereotypes cloud the issue, leaving Christian families to sift out the truth
By Mary McLean Hix
3/23/2000
Homeschool's Cool
Teens interview teens
Worship
Holidays
Christmas
Christmas
Interactive Advent Calendar
All Christmas Features
Including music, quizzes, articles, inspiration, and activities
The Misguided Search for the Star of Bethlehem
Was it a supernova? A falling star? It really doesn't matter
12/30/1999
by Marcus Borg
Christmas in a Thrift Shop
Our cultural artifacts tell us a lot about what we value
12/30/1999
by Frederica Mathewes-Green
Epiphany
By Ben Witherington III Easter Past Lenten Prayer and Laziness
Overcoming inertia during Lent
and Easter features
Lent Halloween
Special Halloween Section Articles, recipes, links, and a "religious candy" taste test.
Including:
By Richard Mouw
The October bacchanalia turns into a religious issue for the nation's public schools
By Deborah Caldwell
Thanksgiving Valentine's Day Other Holidays New Year's
Millennium, Shmillennium
The apocalyptic craze that fizzled
12/25/2000
By Monique Parsons
Basics FAQs
What Is An Evangelical?
Intercommunion Etiquette
Quizzes
Paul II
Family
WEDDING VOWS EXCHANGE
Writing your vows? Find samples and share your own.
The Evangelical Family Paradox
Evangelical family practice doesn't match evangelical family rhetoric
By W. Bradford Wilcox and John P. Bartkowski
4/8/2000
Life in the Holy Fishbowl
The challenges and joys of being a clergy spouse
By Lisa Konick
3/24/2000
Parenting
Relationships
WEDDING VOWS EXCHANGE
Writing your vows? Find samples and share your own.
Handling Anger in a Godly Way
Christian approaches to anger
By Gary Chapman
5/9/2000
Children
Not So Wild About Harry
Why some Christians reject Potter author J.K. Rowling and all her works
By Richard Mouw
7/7/2000
The Crucifixion: What to Tell Kids
A psychologist gives age-by-age advice
Onward, Christian Produce
VeggieTales overcomes the challenges of crisper drawer Christianity
By Carla Barnhill
8/4/2000
Interfaith and ecumenism
Was the Last Supper a Seder?
Q&A with Arthur Magida
Be Careful Who Chooses Your Soul
Some warning signs on the road to a multi-faith future
3/3/2000
By Frederica Mathewes-Green
Judaism and Christianity
Evangelicals & Jews
Is progress unraveling?
It's Not About Christ's Death
By Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg
An Islamic View of Jesus By Michael Wolfe
Gandhi's Intriguing Relationship with Jesus
Is it Right to Proselytize?
It's OK to proselytize, but there are times when it's kinder to refrain
By Frederica Mathewes-Green
7/12/2000
Culture
Movies
'Chocolat': A Cheap Shot at Lent?
Left Behind: The Movie
The Dark Side of the Moon
If today's artists are lucky, they can make a working-class Catholic grandmother cry
1/11/2000
by Frederica Mathewes-Green
Television & Videos
Onward, Christian Produce
VeggieTales overcomes the challenges of crisper drawer Christianity
By Carla Barnhill
8/4/2000
Interview with Peter Jennings
The anchor discusses Jesus, religion--and his own faith. Includes seclected audio clips from the interview
6/15/2000
Books
The Bible Unbound
These CD-ROM collections take the Bible and study guides out of their covers and puts them on your computer
By Karen Jones
3/20/2000
Don't Be Left Behind!
Why are millions captivated by an end-times soap opera?
By Michael G. Maudlin
5/23/2000
Prosperity Theology or Meaningful Prayer?
The wildly popular Prayer of Jabez
Best Christian Books of 2000
Not So Wild About Harry
Why some Christians reject Potter author J.K. Rowling and all her works
By Richard Mouw
7/7/2000
Whitebread Protestants
Two books about food and faith
Music
Think Enya With a Christian Gloss
An interview with Grammy-nominated Maire Brennen
U2's Bono: Exclusive Interview
Can Creed Make It in Christian Rock?
Pop culture
How to Make a Power Band
The new must-have accessory among young evangelicals
12/30/1999
The Dark Side of the Moon
If today's artists are lucky, they can make a working-class Catholic grandmother cry
1/11/2000
by Frederica Mathewes-Green
He Shoots, He Scores
"Jesus in sports" figurines
Rituals and life events
News
The Top Religion Stories of 2000
Politics
Our Right to Require Belief
Billy Graham says this sermon, preached 50 years ago, still has relevance
01/15/2000
Shifts in Loyalties
Tracing the development of the Religious Right's ties to both political parties.
By John Shelby Spong
4/4/2000
Jesse Jackson's Journey Back
The Errant Evangelical
A presidential counselor in the line of fire
By Tony Campolo
8/9/2000
Virtual Church Tours
Science
A Book of Faith, Not Science
Billy Graham on the Bible
The Ancient Egypt You Never Knew
Recent archaeological finds paint a vastly different portrait of Ancient Egypt than the one offered in Exodus
By Amy Dockser Marcus
7/5/2000
Why We Can't Clone Jesus
Travel
Window Into Heaven
A pilgrimage to Iona, Scotland
Interactive Features
Spiritual Practice
Gardening for God
How flowers help a nun's prayer life blossom.
Prayer
Prosperity Theology or Meaningful Prayer?
The wildly popular Prayer of Jabez
Fasting
Retreats
Devotions
Charity
Bible study
Prayers & Profits
Starting the workday with Bible study
Andy
Griffith Bible Study
Papacy
The Next Pope
By Ralph McInerny
Catholic
Blessed Mother Complex
Are Catholics ashamed of Mary?
Protestant
The Evangelical Family Paradox
Evangelical family practice doesn't match evangelical family rhetoric
By W. Bradford Wilcox and John P. Bartkowski
4/8/2000
Orthodox
Is it Right to Proselytize?
It's OK to proselytize, but there are times when it's kinder to refrain
By Frederica Mathewes-Green
7/12/2000
Mormon
Denominations
Catholic
The Next Irish Catholics
Protestant
Whitebread Protestants
Two books about food and faith
Pentecostalism's Racial DivideBy T.D. Jakes
Orthodox
Mormon
Defending Polygamy
Sinful? Maybe. Illegal? It shouldn't be. By Richard Mouw
Other Christian groups
Ethics & Morality
Sexual morality
Polygamy: Two Views
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Pedophilia Chic
Cyberporn
Defending Polygamy
Sinful? Maybe. Illegal? It shouldn't be. By Richard Mouw
More Ethics Stuff Televise McVeigh's Execution
By Thomas Lynch
Inspiration
Gardening for God
How flowers help a nun's prayer life blossom.
Evangelism/Witness
Quizzes
What kind ofChristian are you? What kind of Catholic are you? Polls
Conversion/Born-again
People/Profiles
Jerry Falwell With Perfume
John Stott is England's best-known Christian evangelical. But is this Anglican leader anything more than a fundamentalist in sheep's clothing?
By John Shelby Spong
09/26/2000
Jesse Jackson's Journey Back
Theology of the Hammer
Profile of Habitat for Humanity's founder
U2's Bono: Exclusive Interview
Gandhi's Intriguing Relationship with Jesus
A Book of Faith, Not Science
Billy Graham on the Bible
Hallowed be thy ... Whatsyourname
My day with Whatsyourname, the itinerant preacher who looks a lot like YouKnowWho
03/09/2000
By John D. Spalding
Abortion
The Lost Generation
For teens at the Rock for Life concert, the abortion debate was over. But the issue wasn't.
01/22/200
by Frederica Mathewes-Green
The Catholic Abortion Paradox
1/20/01
By Alissa Rubin
The Bible on Abortion
Scripture Q&A
Death and Dying
Books
Eating Alone
By Richard Mouw
"My Family Won't Let Me Convert"
Q&A with Pastor Paul
What Should a Church Look Like?
Living the Psalms
By Cynthia Bourgeault
Whatever Happened to Blue Laws?
Should I Feel Grateful During Tough Times?
By Brother David Steindl-Rast
Christian Decorating
Is Rote All Right?
Stock phrases in prayers
Chanting the Psalms: Lesson 7
What Great Christians Teach Us
An interview with Lorraine Kisly, author of "Ordinary Graces"
Christian Mysticism
Sabbath Chic
People of many faiths are finding the up side to down time
By Monique Parsons
8/11/2000
Diane Sawyer interviews missionary
Soul Therapy
Do evangelical Christian therapists have something to teach their secular counterparts?
By Mary Sykes Wylie
3/24/2000
The Business of the Kingdom
Management guru Peter Drucker thinks the future of America is in the hands of churches.
By Tim Stafford
03/15/2000
Not Your Father's Church
Christianity shouldn't be marketed to a specific generation of consumers.
By Andy Crouch
03/15/2000
The Evolution of Gen X Ministry
Should we create churches on the assumption that Gen Xers will grow out of them?
By Valerie and Dieter Zander
03/15/2000
Billy Graham's Millennium Message of Hope
01/15/2000
God as suffering parent
12/13/1999
by Frederica Mathewes-Green
What Belongs to God?
Jesus' famous 'render unto Caesar' saying leaves today's Christians scratching their heads
By Marcus Borg
4/13/2000
Hell Is There and "Occupied"
The UK's Evangelical Alliance reaffirms the reality of hell in a report to be published next week
4/11/2000
