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November (Web-only)

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Gay Bishop Consecrated Despite Objections
"Presiding Bishop Frank Griswold, head of the Episcopal Church USA, led the service"
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"Weblog: Communion Impaired, Not Broken, Say Conservative Anglican Primates"
Supreme Court turns down Roy Moore's Commandments appeal
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"Books & Culture's Books of the Week: Faith, Hope, and Charity in North Carolina"
New novels by Michael Morris—whose first novel, A Place Called Wiregrass, was a word-of-mouth hit—and Jan Karon, who continues her beloved Mitford saga
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Churches Respond After the California Fires
The disaster provides ministry opportunities that would have been otherwise impossible
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Churches Can Receive Federal Help Following Disaster
"Contrary to news reports, FEMA says churches are eligible for disaster relief loans"
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Weblog: Russian Orthodox Church Cuts Ties with Episcopal Church
Massachusetts high court rules in favor of gay marriage
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The Dick Staub Interview: Gordon Smith Hears the Voice of Jesus
The author of The Voice of Jesus talks about listening to God with discernment


Life after 'Mac'
"Promise Keepers names new leader, looks ahead"
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Weblog: The End of Traditional Marriage?
Religious activists say Massachusetts decision is monumental—and may be cause for revolt
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Dispatch from Atlanta: What Fireworks?
Anxieties and attack turn to grace and truth as the Evangelical Theological Society votes on Open Theism proponents' membership
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CT Classic: Evangelical Scholars Remove Robert Gundry for His Views on Matthew
Did Matthew embellish his work with nonhistorical additions?
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"Weblog: Reinhard Bonnke, Benny Hinn, and Others Reportedly Bilked of $160M+ in Ponzi Scheme"
"Christ for All Nations board member, four others arrested"
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"Film Forum: Commanders, Cartoons, and Columbine"
"The extended edition of The Two Towers arrives, while Christian film critics set sail with Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World, Looney Tunes: Back in Action, Elephant, Tupac: Resurrection, The Barbarian Invasions, previous releases Shattered G"
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Weblog: When Big News Is Not News
Nigerian Muslims burn down 13 churches while Chinese authorities close 125.
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Christian History Corner: Good News to the Jew First
Critics of The Passion of the Christ assume the story embodies an anti-Semitic message. But does it?
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"Weblog: Forty Years Later, C.S. Lewis's Influence Tops JFK"
Some of those articles we promised last week
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Books & Culture's Book of the Week: Cool Drink of Water
A poet's voice in the evangelical wilderness
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Weblog: Contractors Refuse to Build Abortion Clinic
Fuller Theological Seminary wins LA Times approval
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Weblog: Mass. Gay Marriage Without Marriage?
"13 churches in Nigeria destroyed, Chinese Christians with Bibles sent to labor camps, Vietnam outraged at EU report on religious repression"
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Weblog: Marriage Amendment Introduced in Senate
"Graham Staines murderers appeal, Christians like gambling, but not psychics, and Homer Simpson ministry"
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