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Articles in August 10, 2004 issue of Christian Century

• Bizarre or what?
• Stepping up to the plate
• Fill up with turkey grease
• Disturbing the peace
  by Teresa Berger
• LCMS reelects its president
• Baghdad Christians
• Talking schism
  by Carol Tiffin James
• Just a war
• Unclear bankruptcy rules challenge Catholics and Disciples
  by Jeff Kosseff
• Dying to get in: crisis on the Mexican border
  by Rick Ufford-Chase
• Nazi Christians
  by Tom Aitken
• Anonymous Hindus
• Lacunae
  by Nola Garrett
• On the airplane someone else sleeps
  by Cleo Griffith
• Evangelical imperative
  by John M. Buchanan
• The Episcopal middle: listening to congregations
  by William L. Sachs
• Bound to be free: liberated for what?
  by Reinhard Hutter
• Fierce goodbye
• Frugal Gourmet
• Score one for God
• Study: student debt hurts new pastors
  by John Dart
• Stem cell research …
  by Arnold Nance
• Thank God for the secular
  by Martin E. Marty
• Seminary denies that Schuller is ignored
• South Africa's Dutch Reformed Church, once ostracized for its theological justification of apartheid and white-majority rule, has rejoined the South African Council of Churches
• Missionary recall for American Baptists?
• Be there
• All the news
  by Sharron Singleton
• Off the record
  by Teresa Berger
• Presbyterians try to mend Jewish ties
  by Kevin Eckstrom
• Edgar arrested
• Coalition urges end to youth executions
• Recurring nightmare
  by John Petrakis
• Elegy for Bonhoeffer, by Bruce Herman
• Gay marriage ban loses
• Coming Out in Christianity: Religion, Identity and Community
  by R. Stephen Warner
• The health-care gap
• Marriage amendment may rise again
• The Bush administration asked a federal appellate court July 12 to reconsider its spring decision to uphold Oregon's assisted-suicide law
• China syndrome: the persecution of Falun Gong
  by Dean Peerman
• Dart on target
• Passion passion
• Sexuality and Holy Longing: Embracing Intimacy in a Broken World
  by Melissa Jenks
• IRS: church directory politics carries risks
  by Daniel Burke
• The Interdenominational Theological Center, a consortium of African-American seminaries, is no longer on probation, the Atlanta-based school has announced
• Do-gooder dilemma: the limits of humanitarian intervention
  by Victoria Barnett
• You've got power
• Opposing the embargo
• Anglicans establish theological prize
• Reading the Bible in the Strange World of Medicine
  by Joseph Kotva
• Protestants my lose majority status
• A group of Baptist professors wants the Baptist World Alliance to recite a creed describing the basics of the Christian faith when members gather at a centennial meeting in England next year
• Campus tour
  by Carol Zaleski