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Articles in Jan 11, 2005 issue of Christian Century

• Black woman to lead AME seminary in Ohio
• Kids never had it so bad
• Johnnie Carl
• Hands-on fathers
  by John M. Buchanan
• Waxing and waning
• Alabama judge's robe displays Decalogue
• Good Christian men: how faith shapes fathers
  by Don Browning
• Christians and Muslims …
  by Jonathan C. Shenk
• Back to the future
• Americans United files court challenge on 'intelligent design'
• Call of the Mall
  by Daniel Hertzler
• Anthony Flew
• Ticking time bombs
• Weather report
  by Robert Siegel
• Faith issues shape bid by Turkey to join EU
  by David Anderson
• Torture chamber: behind Pinochet's reign of terror
  by Kenneth P. Serbin
• Lighten up
  by Martin E. Marty
• Football and alcohol don't mix
• Habitat founder honored
• The other 'H' word
  by Mark Ralls
• Escaping
  by Jason Byassee
• Muslim scholar quits Notre Dame position
• A different approach
• Here's hoping
• Mentoring on the margins: a ministry to public schools
  by Amy L. Sherman
• Kid stuff: raising children in a consumer culture
  by Lillian Daniel
• More test questions …
  by Rodney B. Thorn
• Liberal faith leaders aim to be 'prophetic'
• Looking for love
  by Steve Vineberg
• Anglican tensions …
  by Patricia M. Fort
• Passing the peace
• Praying with Luke
  by Sarah Rossiter
• Louisiana College placed on probation
• The soulless university
  by L. Gregory Jones
• What were the others thinking?
• Lutherans to address issues of homosexuality
  by John Dart
• The Indianapolis-based Lilly Endowment says its national clergy sabbatical program will continue for a sixth year in 2005
• The church in practice
  by Kenneth H. Carter, Jr
• Not a malfunction
• What about Zebedee"?
  by Mark Ralls
• Bush as a Calvinist
  by Albert R. Ahlstrom
• Liberalism a bad word
• Philippine Roman Catholic and Protestant churches have joined a national campaign to abolish the death penalty, arguing that it does not deter violent crime, and they are lobbying the government to institute what they call "restorative justice."
• The Bible in History: How the Texts Have Shaped the Times
  by Alena Amata Ruggerio