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Articles in June 28, 2005 issue of Christian Century

• Justice Department backs churches renting space in public schools
• Friend or foe
• To end hunger
• The reconfiguration of grand dreams
  by Steve Wilson
• Web site correction …
  by Curtis McKnight
• Reformed Church author OKs gay marriage
• Intrigue at the UN
  by Steve Vineberg
• Supreme Court upholds inmates' religious rights
  by Robert Marus
• Jews and Christians
  by Michael Wyschogrod
• Is there a God?
• Eastern Seminary now Palmer Seminary
• Liberal believer as prophet
• Wounds of war.
  by Gregory S. Clapper
• Recruiting soldiers …
  by Steve Rindahl
• Author admits flaws in abortion rate study, but challenges critics
• Ordinary beauty
  by L. Gregory Jones
• The Oprah effect
• Taylor University
• Redeeming Sam: the difference Jesus makes
  by David H. Kelsey
• Paul Abrecht
• On atonement …
  by Jerry Handspicker
• Be it resolved
• American Baptists face breakup threats
  by John Dart
• Holy intrusion: the power of dreams in the Bible
  by Walter Brueggemann
• Why I Wake Early: New Poems
  by Debra Rienstra
• Sent out
  by Samuel Wells
• Bush's budget …
  by Judith Myrick
• Clay pots.
  by Bill O'Brien
• Voodoo economics
• Zimbabwe evictions of urban poor decried; Methodist deported
• The blame game.
  by Bill O'Brien
• Former president Jimmy Carter has called on the U.S. to shut down its prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and two dozen other secret detention centers to demonstrate the nation's commitment to human rights
• Alabama United Methodists have made a symbolic gesture to demonstrate their repentance for past support of segregation in their state
• Sad character
• Deep sleep: are humans wired to dream?
  by Jon Magnuson
• Moratorium on politics
• Bellow and Jesus
  by Martin E. Marty
• America Beyond Capitalism: Reclaiming Our Wealth, Our Liberty, and Our Democracy
  by Dave Mitchell
• Reading religiously
• Lack of black churches delays launch of new ecumenical group
  by Kevin Eckstrom
• Lives of the embryo
• Warren books most popular with pastors
• Running on empty.
  by Nancy T. Ammerman
• Opposing gay marriage
• Maine's Bangor Theological Seminary, faced with declining enrollment, will close its ten-acre downtown campus and move to nearby Husson College
• The gospel alternative
  by Michael J. Gorman
• Air Force Academy leader admits faith bias is pervasive
• Advanced planning
• For the Sake of Heaven and Earth: The New Encounter Between Judaism and Christianity
  by Christopher M. Leighton