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February 5

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Blessed Ned of Springfield
He's the evangelical next door on The Simpsons, and that's okily dokily among many believers.
Mark I. Pinsky | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

From Davey & Goliath to Homer and Ned
Steve Tompkins believes God has a sense of humor
Mark I. Pinsky | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

Top Ten Religion Stories, 2000
SELECTED BY CT EDITORS AND WRITERS | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

Update
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New Law Helps Church Gain Storefront Site | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

Media: Film Tries to Bridge Chasm Between Jews, Evangelicals
A new documentary explores each group's concept of prayer, the Bible, and the Messiah.
Deann Alford | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

Briefs: North America
posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

Counseling: Deliverance Debate
Unconventional 'Theophostic' counseling cites results in rebutting its critics.
Kevin Bidwell | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

Money: Electronic Giving Struggles to Catch On
Despite benefits, automatic electronic transfers still rare in churches
Ken Walker | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

Episcopal Church: Bishop to Be Punished 19 Years After Affair
Episcopal Church court may decide fate of Montana's Charles Jones next week.
Douglas LeBlanc | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

Episcopalians, Lutherans Celebrate Unity
Religion News Service | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

China: House Churches May Be 'Harmful to Socity'
But China's unofficial congregations resist evil cult label
Alex Buchan, Compass Direct | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

Peru: Divorcing a Dictator
Evangelicals assess the bitter lessons of the Fujimori years
David Miller in Lima, Peru | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

Briefs: The World
posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

India: Militant Hindus Assault Christians
Persecution of religious minorities stirs Christian outrage against government inaction.
Manpreet Singh in New Delhi | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

Kenya: Nairobi's Bloody Witness
Pastor who resists injustice is repeatedly beaten by police.
Odhiambo Okite | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

"Youth Has Special Powers"
The Millennial generation may be uniquely wired to stand—and sweat—for God.
Wendy Murray Zoba | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

Inside CT: Dining on Yams and Coke
Timothy C. Morgan | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

"Come and Receive Your Miracle"
German evangelist Reinhard Bonnke's evangelistic crusades are setting attendance records, but career missionaries worry about discipleship.
Corrie Cutrer | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

How Big Is The Simpsons?
The show's popularity goes beyond its 10th anniversary star on Hollywood Boulevard.
Mark I. Pinsky | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

The World Behind the Movie
Why Hollywood has a hard time getting Christianity right, and how we can tell when it does.
William Romanowski | posted 2/05/2001 12:00AM

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Youth with a Vision
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Dylan's Jesus Years
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Promise of Pledges Unlikely to Ring True
A new study suggests that premarital abstinence pledges don't work and could even be harmful.

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