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Articles in May 17, 2005 issue of Christian Century

• The U.S. Air Force Academy has begun a mandatory class in religious tolerance for cadets and staff
• Living on fumes
• Rabbis representing the Reform, Conservative/Masorti and Reconstructionist movements in Israel have announced that they support the right of gay and lesbians to hold a controversial festival in Jerusalem August 18-28
• The word made rock
  by Talitha Arnold
• In need of a pope?
  by D. Stephen Long
• Connecticut OKs gay civil unions
• Our common fears
• Pomp and circumstance
  by David Hoekema
• Benedict signals that non-Catholic ties are important
• Five Muslims, all U.S. citizens who said they were detained at the border as they were returning from a religious conference in Toronto, have filed a federal suit in New York against the Department of Homeland Security, alleging that they were targets of
• Rinse cycle
• The church council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has recommended that its churchwide assembly in August approve interim sharing of the Eucharist between the ELCA and the United Methodist Church
• Out of Eden
  by John Petrakis
• When in Rome
  by John M. Buchanan
• Peaceful pope
• Rule of Benedict
  by Michael Root
• A doubt and a promise
  by Talitha Arnold
• Christian ethics
  by Robin W. Lovin
• Best sellers
• Reformed museum for the 'Protestant Rome'
• Seeking common ground
  by Denise Riley
• Alternative universe: John Paul's papacy provided a sense of the church as a total culture, a coherent tradition
  by Carol Zaleski
• Changing and changeless
  by Miroslav Volf
• Iliff settles with Latino ex-president
• Kingdom coming
  by Max L. Stackhouse
• God Is Not … Religious, Nice, "One of Us," an American, a Capitalist
  by Craig Hovey
• Theology
  by Amy Plantinga Pauw
• A new Powell doctrine
  by James M. Wall
• O afterwards: A benediction
  by Jill Alexander Essbaum
• Knippers, conservative critic of mainline, dies
• Hebrew Bible/Old Testament
  by Walter Brueggemann
• Reading Islam
  by Charles Kimball
• Crank case
• Pull the plug
• Woman slated to lead Disciples of Christ
• Strangely familiar
  by Sarah Morice Brubaker
• Full court press
• Senators' bill would OK stem cell studies
• Judicial posts: for justice or 'just us'?
  by John Dart
• Seeing with a thousand eyes
  by Lawrence Wood
• The pope and me
  by Martin E. Marty
• Limits of the human
  by David Impastato
• PCUSA, largest Korean church in dispute.
• Fired Habitat founder forms similarly named ministry in same city
• Portrait of a pastor.
  by Martin B. Copenhaver