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Articles in August 21, 2007 issue of Christian Century

• Eros and theos
• ELCA reports drop in membership
• A parable of marriage
  by Steve Wilson
• Evangelical figure leaves trail of fraud, critics say
  by Hannah Elliott
• Smorgasbord
  by Martin E. Marty
• Online with God
• Leonid Kishovsky
• Power, Faith, and Fantasy: America in the Middle East, 1776 to the Present
  by S. Mark Heim
• Lights out
• Vacation for God
• Some churchgoers welcome the hug
  by David Briggs
• European Muslim: the multiple identity of Tariq Ramadan
  by Anthony McRoy
• Mooned
• Counting Mormons: study says LDS numbers inflated
  by John Dart
• Enough death
• Letty Russell, liberationist and churchwoman
  by Chris Herlinger
• The Man Everybody Knew: Bruce Barton and the Making of Modern America
  by Quentin J. Schultze
• God's justice
  by Samuel Wells
• Music appreciation
• The house next door
• Tammy Faye Messner
• Arm or disarm?
  by Robyn Ringler
• God's friends
• Ecumenism's new basis: testimony
  by John Dart
• Disciples assembly opposes Iraq war
• Living by the Word :curses & blessings
  by Tim Conder
• True church: the Vatican has restated the obvious: Christians have different views of what is essential to the church
• Seize the chance
• Money pours in for Baptist center on Capitol Hill
• Worshiping with Agatha Christie
  by Carol Zaleski
• Evangelical coalition favors creation of Palestinian state
• On hearing my young student in Britten's parable opera Curlew River
  by Sue Ellen Kuzma
• Gay feelings must be resisted, Mormons declare
• Travel tips
  by John M. Buchanan
• Correction
• Drive-up coffee
• Dumbledore's Army
  by Steve Vineberg
• Auction block
• Mass appeal?
  by Jason Byassee
• Sherwin Wine
• Hispanic hopes
  by Amy Frykholm
• Secular immortality
• Not-so-fully church
  by Jared Wicks
• Living by the Word: table manners
  by Tim Conder