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Articles in July 26, 2005 issue of Christian Century

• NCC letter to Bush criticizes Iraq policy
• Stick with the story
  by Richard Lischer
• Palestinian inquiry says deposed patriarch not tied to land deal
• Fear factor
  by Jason Byassee
• Just joking
• Women's work: feminist theology for a new generation
  by Joy Ann McDougall
• Taking risks
  by Martin E. Marty
• Step aside
  by Anthony B. Robinson
• Ugandan bishop named to high Anglican post
• Christening
  by Scott Ward
• Saraca Inima Me
  by Steve Wilson
• Tar wars
  by Brett Younger
• Multiethnic mix: a model of congregational diversity?
  by R. Stephen Warner
• On the Road to Armageddon: How Evangelicals Became Israel's Best Friends
  by Yaakov Ariel
• Reconstructing Pastoral Theology
  by Anthony Robinson
• Iliff seminary regains standing in UMC
• Living by the word
  by Amy B. Hunter
• Positive influence
  by John M. Buchanan
• Life After Death: A History of the Afterlife in Western Religion
  by John J. Collins
• Papal transition
  by Carole Parmeter Dyer
• Century marks
• Pope, WCC leader reaffirm unity quest
• Innovation in L.A
• UCC synod affirms Jesus as Lord, rejects Israel-linked divestment
• Repenting
• Dream at Bethel
  by Mischa Willett
• Activists set for justice nominee fight
• On gays, American Baptists keep 'paradox'
  by John Dart
• Back to school: the church-based university
  by Ronald A. Wells
• Presbyterians and Catholic bishops act on sex abuse policies
• Gay pride in Madrid
• After two years of acrimonious debate, Canada's House of Commons on June 28 passed a controversial same-sex marriage bill
• War-weary
  by Steve Vineberg
• Others unlikely to follow UCC lead on gay marriage
  by Kevin Eckstrom
• The script of Hotel Rwanda has been honored with a Humanitas prize for being a spiritually driven Hollywood screenplay
• The Volcano Series: Pumice
  by Diane Glancy
• A politics of hope
  by Peter Storey
• The Council of Churches in Zambia is supporting the use of condoms in the fight against HIV/AIDS
• Virtues and imposters
  by Barbara Brown Taylor