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Articles in Sept 20, 2005 issue of Christian Century

• Carpetbaggers
• The Sounds of Slavery: Discovering African American History Through Songs, Sermons, and Speech
  by Gena Caponi Tabery
• Church to go
• Democrats failing to look faith-friendly
• The burden of the Gospels: an unconfident faith: the gospels present us with peculiar questions, ones that we can't escape and can't really answer
  by Wendell Berry
• Mirror
  by John Mann
• What will be
  by D.S. Martin
• Iraqi constitution draft worries minorities
• For better, for worse
• President Bush has tapped Laurence Francis Rooney III, a successful Oklahoma businessman and top Republican fundraiser, as his next ambassador to the Vatican
• Crusading spirit
  by Steve Vineberg
• Defeated in votes, American Bapist conservatives organize
  by John Dart
• Northern Ireland continues to see sectarian attacks
• A surge of spirituality
  by E. Glenn Hinson
• Presbyterian panel opens window for gays
  by Kevin Eckstrom
• Jerusalem patriarch
• Living by the word: dinner reservations: the troubling parable of the vineyard has been left at the doorstep of the church
  by Roger Lovette
• Walter R. Bouman
• Life lessons
• Breaking the cycle
  by James M. Robinson
• Reed, BYU ranked as most secular, religious
• Seeking Papal support
• Adventists apologize for failures during Nazi era
• More than 100 organizations have urged President Bush to "stand firm on legislation and policies" to ensure that groups receiving certain federal funds provide written proof that they oppose prostitution
• Morality tale
• Poll: teach evolution and creationism
• One Nation, Uninsured: Why the U.S. Has No National Health Insurance
  by Stephen E. Lammers
• Correction
• Who will listen?
• Zimbabwean churches form coalition to aid demolition victims
• Radical Wisdom: A Feminist Mystical Theology
  by Lauve H. Steenhuisen
• Teaching moments
  by John M. Buchanan
• Strong constitution
• Vatican, Israel end spat over terrorism
• Living by the word: showing up
  by Roger Lovette
• Back to fundamentals
  by Jimmy Carter
• Gerhard O. Forde, 77, a Lutheran theologian who taught for 30 years at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota, died August 9 after a lengthy battle with Parkinson's disease
• Holt Sox
• Not in our backyard
  by Gordon D. Marino
• Robertson's words draw rebukes
• First-year bishop: dispatch from Birmingham: in my job I get to see moribund churches. I also get blindsided by the undeniable fidelity of God's people
  by William H. Willimon
• World without Roe
  by Edd Doerr
• A desire for God
• Damned peacekeepers
• Air force issues guidelines on faith
• Sound alternatives
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Guest appearance
  by Barbara Brown Taylor
• In a move sharply criticized by the Russian Orthodox Church, the 5.5-million-member Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church relocated its headquarters from the western city of Lviv to the nation's capital, Kiev
• Less talk, more action
• Witch-hunt?
• The making of Taize.
  by Lukas Vischer
• Hurricane's fury
• Keep it to yourself
  by Martin E. Marty