The British court was right to try to save one of the conjoined twin girls, even against the wishes of the parents
By Richard Land
11/6/2000
Why We Can't Clone Jesus
If science has a say in it, the Second Coming won't happen anytime soon
By Gregg Easterbrook
10/15/2000
Making Real Decisions About Halloween
Christians don't automatically need to oppose it, but they should be concerned
By Richard Mouw
10/19/2000
Banning Halloween
The October bacchanalia turns into a religious issue for the nation's public schools
By Deborah Caldwell
10/23/2000
Does Less Sunday School Equal More Secularism?
God comes second to homework and afterschool activities
By Martin Marty
10/16/2000
The Mighty Deeds of Jesus
Are there limits to the spectacular?
By Marcus Borg
10/10/2000
By the Book
The unscrolling of the Bible
By Ben Witherington III
10/4/2000
The Sacred Well
Drilling a well in her backyard, the author becomes conscious of her connection to the earth
By Barbara Brown Taylor
10/02/2000
John Stott: A Fundamentalist in Sheep's Clothing?
The Anglican leader has decided to retire. What he needs to recognize is that his evangelical ideas retired long ago
By John Shelby Spong
9/26/2000
The Body of Christ: A Practical Lesson
How can the life of the meeting redirect our individual lives?
By Marty Grundy
9/26/2000
Who Are the Quakers?
A closer look at the Religious Society of Friends
9/26/2000
A Phenomenon With a Goal
See You at the Pole is not a culminating event, but the beginning of a quest for spiritual renewal--and it's perfectly legal
By Richard Land
9/20/2000
Taking a Stand for God
A Christian teen adviser looks at what motivates students to stand at the pole and pray
By Jim Burns
9/19/2000
Bible CD-Roms for Kids
By Karen Jones
9/15/2000
The Truth about Relativism
After the Vatican statement, ecumenism will go on
By Martin E. Marty
9/11/2000
Gearing Up for God
Christians wear their faith around their necks, and on their backs. What's the real value for witnessing of Christian gear?
By Craig Bird
8/29/2000
Past articles from the 2000 election season
What Is Biblical Prophecy?
Prophecies aren't just God-sanctioned horoscopes
By Ben Witherington III
8/14/2000
Clinton's Debt to God
In his recent apology, the president came across as a flawed human being and a repentant sinner, much like the rest of us
By Richard Mouw
8/14/2000
An Unorthodox Choice
Aligned on social issues but sharply opposed on abortion, how will evangelicals react to Joseph Lieberman?
By Richard Land
8/11/2000
Why Christian Conservatives Like Lieberman, But Won't Vote for Him
They may admire Lieberman's private life, but not his voting record--especially on abortion
By Rod Dreher
8/8/2000
Onward, Christian Produce
VeggieTales overcomes the challenges of crisper drawer Christianity
By Carla Barnhill
8/4/2000
Thoroughly Modern Missions
Across the world, Christianity increasingly is adapting to local cultures. Missions cannot ignore the change
By Matt Donnelly
7/26/2000
The Eyes of Tammy Faye
An interview with the repentant and unreconstructed Tammy Faye
By Richard Baimbridge
7/21/2000
Who's Afraid of Jack Chick?
Jack Chick's fundamentalist comics don't beat around the bush. How could they? Your soul is at stake
By Frederica Mathewes-Green
7/20/2000
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
Who's in Charge Here?
As the case for biblical submission gains visibility, so does the argument for biblical equality
By Holly G. Miller
7/14/2000
They're Not So Wild About Harry
Why some Christians reject Potter author J.K. Rowling and all her works
By Richard Mouw
7/6/2000
Still Toeing the Mainline
Mainline Protestants, often overshadowed by evangelicals, are still active on community and national levels
By Robert Wuthnow
7/5/2000
Knowing the Word's Worth
A congregant asks, "What does the Bible say about breeding dogs?"
By Ben Witherington III
6/29/2000
The Accuracy of the New Testament
Is it a matter of faith?
By Richard Land
6/25/2000
A Conflicted Christian
A response to the Jewish view of Jesus
By Richard Mouw
6/25/2000
A High- Profile Divorce: The Cost of Biblical Faithfulness
Charles Stanley should keep his promise and resign his senior pastor post
By Charles Colson
6/21/2000
Southern Baptist Distinctiveness
Is the denomination's popularity more than successful niche marketing?
By Martin E. Marty
6/20/2000
When Do You Decide Not to Mail a Letter?
Even St. Paul wrote a letter or two he might have been better off not sending
By L. Gregory Jones
6/12/2000
Pentecost and Babble/Babel
The coming of the Spirit began a new age when the fragmentation of humanity was overcome
by Marcus Borg
6/11/2000
Embracing the Jewishness of Jesus
The recent papal apology for anti-Semitism should only be the first step in a journey of rooting out prejudice
By John Shelby Spong
6/1/2000
Celebrating a Public Religious Life
William Sloane Coffin Jr.'s life reminds us of the intimate connections that religion and activism can help us form
By Robert L. Whitener
5/25/2000
The Spiritual State of Black America
It's a mixed bag of traditions and innovations, but some trends worry theologians and preachers
By Robert M. Franklin
5/22/2000
The Ascension of Jesus
The Luke-Acts narrative isn't a 'beam me up' story. Rather, it conveys Jesus' lordship and freedom from space-time limitations
by Marcus Borg
5/22/2000
How to turn a Latter-day Saint into a Methodist
5/19/2000
by Jan Shipps
Tufts University to Reconsider Status of Christian Group
A school panel has ruled that the university failed to follow proper procedure when it "derecognized" the campus group
5/16/2000
The Truth Is Out There--or Is It?
A Christian muses on 'The X-Files' phenomenon and its contribution to a modern intellectual crisis
by Richard Mouw
5/15/2000
Dissing Drama
Why Are Christians So Down On Theater?
5/5/2000
by Anne Morse
Pray for Secularism's Demise
Recent events make a national day of prayer even more essential
5/4/2000
by Don Feder
Strength in (Small) Numbers
Small groups are attracting more people, but do they have a lasting impact on participants?
By Wade Clark Roof
5/1/2000
What's in a Name?
Wheaton College's president thinks the school's Crusader mascot may turn Muslims away from Christianity
4/27/2000
By Jonathan Moore
The Way of the Cross:
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Each of us is on a journey through life and is trying to find the right 'way.' It's not a good thing to dig too many trenches
4/18/2000
by Richard Mouw
What Belongs To God?
Jesus' 'Render unto Caesar' saying leaves today's Christians scratching their heads
4/15/2000
by Marcus Borg
Singing a New Song Unto the Lord
Selecting a new hymnal says a lot about where a church is headed
4/6/2000
by Jennifer Harvey
Hell Is There and "Occupied"
The UK's Evangelical Alliance reaffirms the reality of hell in a report called "The Nature of Hell"
4/4/2000
'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
4/3/2000
by Richard Land
Banishing the Bible From Campus
Irreconcilable Differences
A declaration on marriage ended in a bitter split.
By Richard Land
A Gift of Living Water
By Barbara Brown Taylor
Soul Therapy
What can evangelical therapists teach their secular counterparts?
Should Christians Celebrate Halloween?
By Richard Mouw
The Mighty Deeds of Jesus
What's the difference between healings and "nature miracles"? By Marcus Borg
Behind the Homeschooling Explosion
Why I Joined a Christian Commune
Marcus Borg and Ben Witherington on 'The Way, The Truth, The Life?'
February Outcast for the Lord
I Still Do
The covenant marriage movement
Pedophilia Chic Revisited
Why John Ashcroft's Pentecostal Background Matters
By Deborah Caldwell
Are American Christians Persecuted? Responses by:
Choir Notes: Anthems for Lent and Easter
A Faith Base For America
By T.D. Jakes
Clergy are starting at an older age, but is that a bad thing?
Bush's spiritual adviser: Kirbyjon Caldwell
Cyberporn Addiction and the Threat to the Evangelical
The Gospel of Thomas
Gospel for our time, or Jesus Lite?
"Yo Mama's Last Supper" Photo Criticized
Mayberry Bible Study
Can Creed Make It in Christian Rock?
The Southern Baptist Convention decides to end ecumenical dialogue with Catholics in another sign of increased conservatism.
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod President, The Rev. A.L. Barry dies at age 69.
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