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August (Web-only)

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Our Uniquely Undisciplined Moment
Formal accountability has been a core part of church life from its earliest days.
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Weblog: Two Sad Resignations
Christian Reformed Church's Calvin Bremer, United Methodist David Seamands admit misconduct. Plus: responses to Bush's ID comments, Senate punishes evangelical Air Force Academy leader, fearing the megachurch, and other stories from online sources around the world.
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Weblog: Sudan After Garang
Plus: Why religious believers should oppose the flag desecration amendment, and other stories from online sources around the world.
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Weblog: Dallas Seminary Sued Over Abuse Claims
Plus: University of California system won't take students from Christian high school, 24 more newspaper editorials on Pat Robertson, and many other news stories from online sources around the world.
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Weblog: Why You Can't Stop Pat Robertson
Plus: Researchers question fetal pain, Brother Roger's funeral, Silver Ring Thing loses federal funds, and other stories from online sources around the world.
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Weblog: ID Versus Creationism
The grassroots activists and scientific theorists don't see eye to eye.
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Weblog: Just Us Sunday 2: This Time, It's Impersonal
Plus: ELCA's votes on gay unions and clergy, Time covers "Warren of Rwanda," and many other stories from online sources around the world.
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Weblog: The Sin of Talking to a Reporter
Plus: Nigerian e-mail scam kills a church, suit over supposed ban on Declaration of Independence settled, NCC opposes Justice Sunday II, and other stories from online sources around the world.
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Weblog: ELCA Offers Alternative to 'Father, Son, and Holy Spirit'
Plus: Roberts said Weyerich "no friend," New York wants to ban church use of schools, Anne says Billy at peace, and other stories from online sources around the world.
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Weblog Bonus: Peter Jennings, a Force for Religion Reporting
Searching for religion angles invigorated his reporting and brought "new spark" to his own faith.
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Weblog: Will Pro-Family Groups Be Upset with Roberts's Gay-Rights Work?
Plus: Iraq and Kenya debate Islamic role in draft constitutions, Native American religious freedom battles, and other stories from online sources around the world.
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Judge Overturns $11.5 Million Big Idea Judgment
Appeals court reverses copyright law decision that helped to put VeggieTales in bankruptcy.
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Latin American Evangelicals' Life Just Got Harder
Pat Robertson's assassination call is more than just an ill-considred remark.
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Changed Lives: Luther
The daily gift of new life
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A New Song
Taize's unique congregational singing is artistic, yet waits on the Spirit.
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Habitat's New President Reaffirms Christian Identity, Ministry
A former business executive and executive pastor, Jonathan Reckford says Habitat will continue founder's mission.
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Liberating Faith
When Korea threw off Japanese rule in 1945, it was as much a victory for the church as for the nation.
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Brave New Puppy
Introducing our new life ethics weblog.
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Planned Parenthood Affiliate Quietly Removes Cartoon Advocating Violence Against Pro-lifers
Christian and pro-life groups say attack is supported by tax dollars.
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From Disgrace to Sage
Jonathan Aitken says having gone from political power to prison helped him write his extensive biography of Charles Colson.
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