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Global gospel: Christianity is alive and well in the Southern Hemisphere

by Sara Miller
Feature

Leap of love: Kierkegaard on regard for enemies

There are serious obstacles to making the spiritual adjustment required to presuppose love.
by Gordon D. Marino

Leap of love: Kierkegaard on regard for enemies

There are serious obstacles to making the spiritual adjustment required to presuppose love.
Books

Telling the whole story

By Kathleen E. McVey
Books

Reading from the margins

by Barbara Bowe

Books

A Woman of Salt, by Mary Potter Engel

reviewed by Ann-Janine Morey

Books

Good Eating, by Stephen H. Webb

reviewed by Bernard E. Rollin

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Finding a Voice, by Marlin VanElderen

reviewed by Paul Crow

Film

Boys will be men

by John Petrakis

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Sex and Love in the Home and A Daring Promise

reviewed by Caroline J. Simon

Editor's Desk

Innate value: Utility is not an adequate ethical foundation

by John Buchanan
From the Editors

Small carrot, no stick: A road map to nowhere

Feature

Palestinians push reform: Curbing corruption

by J. Martin Bailey
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Gender and theBible: Evangelicals wrangle over new translations

by John Dart
Feature

Authentic replica: My Holy Land experience

by John Spalding
Faith Matters

Help, St.Anthony: Another shipwreck averted

by Carol Zaleski
M.E.M.O.

Quotidian acts: What local churches are doing

by Martin E. Marty
In the Lectionary

Up for adoption: Romans 8:12-25

One is not born a Christian; one becomes a Christian. This reminds me of my three-year-old friend Grace.
by Verity A. Jones
In the Lectionary

The joke is on us: Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52

"Have you understood all this?" They said yes. God must still be laughing.
by Cynthia A. Jarvis
Cover Story

Who lives? Who dies? The utility of Peter Singer: The utility of Peter Singer

by Mark Oppenheimer