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Articles in Sept 21, 2004 issue of Christian Century

• Priest who ministered to Gibson is disciplined
• Religious insiders: mainline Protestants still dominate
  by John Dart
• Most faiths unfamiliar to Protestant clergy
• Don't say when: expecting the Second Coming
  by Barbara Brown Taylor
• Ashes
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• The Fracture of Good Order: Christian Antiliberalism and the Challenge to American Politics
  by Patrick Neal
• Memory lapses …
  by Donald E. Messer
• The oceans feel the pulling of the moon
  by Heidi Tompkins
• Hold the "L" word
• Judge upholds charter of Greek Orthodox
• Eye of the needle
  by John Rollefson
• Befriended
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Refined by Fire, by James Disney
• Civil war flicks
• Measuring success
  by John M. Buchanan
• Episcopal Church said to face sanctions over support for gay bishop
• Pope's icon return lifts hope of church detente
• Store-bought faith
  by Lloyd Steffen
• Even More
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Pro-life Democrat …
  by Karl Miller
• Munch Madonna stolen
• Coming of age
• Reed admits taking casino lobbyist fees
• Fair exchange: who benefits from outsourcing?
  by Albino Barrera
• Volume and Density
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Coded messages
  by Martin E. Marty
• Waging peace
• Religious Left makes political push
  by Mark O'Keefe
• Very religious students have some 'liberal' views
• Enemy territory
  by James Howell
• Country's 20 Classic Gospel Songs of the Century
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• The Church That Forgot Christ
  by Edward L. Beck
• A matter of record …
  by Mary Hershberger
• Data bite
• Free the slaves
• Measure of faith
  by John Rollefson
• Dichotomy A
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Sensitivity training
  by James M. Wall
• Sikh ceremony
• Shared vision
• WCC urges Korea sanctions be lifted
• Fake world
  by Steve Vineberg
• Way Out
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Just the facts
• Cheney differs with Bush on amendment to ban gay marriages
• The Bonhoeffer Phenomenon: Portraits of a Protestant Saint
  by Jason Byassee
• According to a group of liberal Catholic nuns, it is "politically and morally wrong" to deny gay couples the right to marry, and church teachings against homosexuality are "unjust."
• Green anole at Middleton Place
  by Sarah Rossiter
• Religious symbols …
  by Gregory Holmes Singleton
• Listen up
• Court says breakaway church owns property
• The U.S. government has revoked the work visa of a Muslim scholar who planned to teach at the University of Notre Dame during the fall semester
• King of My World
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Found
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• None of the above: why I won't be voting for president
  by Mark A. Noll
• Partial-birth abortion ban again ruled wrong
• Unjustly taxed: the Bible and politics in Alabama
• Lagrimas Negras
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Stem cell research …
  by Nancy Emerson
• My Life Is a Weapon: a Modern History of Suicide Bombing
  by Jane Adas
• Exceptional case
  by Steve Carson
• Even now I wing
  by Jason Hickman
• Don't be a hero
• Drug discounts save Methodists $349,000
• A prominent Lutheran leader has called for organizing a global gathering to offer international support to South Asia's Dalit communities—formerly called untouchables—along the powerful lines of informed pressure that helped end South Africa's r
• The Grandma Project
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Childhood Eyes
  by Louis R. Carlozo