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Articles in June 19, 2002 issue of Christian Century

• Pluralism watch
• Hog heaven
  by Bernard E. Rollin
• Mainline churches show vitality in western states
• Desmond Tutu, the former South African Anglican archbishop and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, and some sympathizers in the United Kingdom have formed a charity
• Ichabod Toward Home: The Journey of God's Glory
  by Thomas W. Walker
• Hold the pork
• Antiterror measures called discriminatory
• The venerable Protestant Hour radio broadcast, a joint ministry of four mainline Protestant denominations, will unveil a new name and welcome a broadcast companion on July 7
• A contested classic: critics ask: whose Christ? Which culture?
  by Peter R. Gathje
• Wanted: Good government
• True patriotism
• Easy
  by Catherine Abbey Hodges
• Gay Methodist pastor retains his job
• Fides, the Vatican press service, recently editorialized against a fashion fad
• A Song Flung Up to Heaven
  by Wayne A. Holst
• Good war?
• Complaint filed against sex-change pastor
• Totals for confirmed members in the Presbyterian Church have fallen by 31,549 to a total of 2,493,781
• Still untouchable: the politics of religious conversion
  by Vatsala Vedantam
• Fogged in
  by Steve Vineberg
• Catholics find a voice
  by Richard Higgins
• Cardinal gets ecumenical advice on abuse crisis
• In a first, an exhibition on Anglicanism and its role in the Christian tradition of the West opened to the public June 4 in the Vatican Museums
• Imagining scripture
  by L. Gregory Jones
• In security we trust
  by James M. Wall
• Field of corporate dreams
  by Debra Bendis
• Quote, unquote
• Bishop resigns
• Graceful landing
  by Arthur W. Frank
• Bug off
  by Martin E. Marty
• Steal this
• Parakeet
  by Sarah Rossiter
• Pastors' salaries rise, pollster says
  by John Dart
• Cooperative Baptist Fellowship
• Learning from History: A Black Christian's Perspective on the Holocaust
  by Victoria Barnett
• Public health, take two
• Supreme Court accepts cross-burning case
  by Robert Marus
• The Reformed Church in America has voted at its General Synod to delete 22-year-old "conscience clauses"
• Salty solution: the fight over water in the Middle East
  by James L. Hecht
• Code language
  by John Petrakis
• Your voice to Sharon's ear
• SBC leaders rap Islam, gays
  by John Dart
• Brethren debate gay issues
• Suzanne Radley Hiatt, 65, widely considered the architect of the "irregular ordination" of 11 women to the Episcopal priesthood in 1974, died May 30 after a long struggle with cancer
• Reconciling Science and Religion: The Debate in Early Twentieth-Century Britain
  by Kathleen Housley
• Public health, take one
• Religion at UN more visible, yet minor player
  by Chris Herlinger
• Missionary returns
• Living by the word
  by Verity A. Jones
• Common Prayer: The Language of Public Devotion in Early Modern England
  by Ralph C. Wood