"DiIulio Keeps Explaining, But Is Anyone Listening?" "At a media luncheon in Washington about Bush's faith-based initiatives, answered questions get asked one more time" John Wilson | posted 4/01/2001 12:00AM
Holy Weeklies—Again "What Time, Newsweek, and U.S. News are saying about the past, present, and future of Christianity." Ted Olsen | posted 4/01/2001 12:00AM
Throwing Stones at a Sinner "Does The Widow of St. Pierre depict Christlike mercy or an abhorrent offense to justice? Plus: Spy Kids makes the theater safe for the whole family, and critics respond to The Tailor of Panama, Someone Like You, Tomcats, and Series 7." Jeffrey Overstreet | posted 4/01/2001 12:00AM
"Of Satanic Symbols, Donations, Numbers, and Other Things that Aren't Really Satanic" "From rumors about Procter & Gamble to Route 666, action is being taken to quash alarm. Plus: the NCC stays silent on Sudan while Eugene Rivers says he's staying silent about everything, and other stories from around the world." Ted Olsen | posted 4/01/2001 12:00AM
Religious Leaders Rebuke Bush Administration Over Kyoto Protocol "Officials from the National Council of Churches, Presbyterian Church (USA), United Methodist Church, Disciples of Christ, and African Methodist Episcopal Church say U.S. must limit greenhouse gas emissions." Edmund Doogue | posted 4/01/2001 12:00AM
He Is Risen! Wandering through the mainstream media's coverage of Good Friday and Easter Sunday in search of news Ted Olsen | posted 4/01/2001 12:00AM
"Big Numbers, Big Problems" Christianity is in the midst of a massive global shift. But how much of a difference is it making in its new homelands? John Wilson | posted 4/01/2001 12:00AM
Did Pat Robertson Just Defend China's One-Child Policy? "Broadcaster's comments spell the demise of the Christian Coalition, says former senior staffer. Other Christians are furious." Ted Olsen | posted 4/01/2001 12:00AM
"Bridget Romances, Josie Rocks, Joe Cleans Up" "Critics in the mainstream and religious media mull over Bridget Jones's Diary, Josie and the Pussycats, Kingdom Come,and Joe Dirt. Plus, critics find a moral sensibility in Amores Perros." Jeffrey Overstreet | posted 4/01/2001 12:00AM
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