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Articles in Oct 9, 2002 issue of Christian Century

• Best sellers
• Refugee nuns
• Born-again bio
  by Mark Oppenheimer
• Poisoned piety
  by Stephen Healey
• Mighty fall
  by Martin E. Marty
• Pakistan cross
• If the government wants to stimulate the economy, it should outlaw gambling, a legal policy expert told a gathering of antigambling activists
• Ode to ministry
  by Susan B.W. Johnson
• Cutting up the neighborhood
  by John Petrakis
• Favorite poems: an ongoing series of poems, with commentary, as selected by Century editors at large
  by E E Cummings
• Congress, Bush faulted for inaction on welfare
  by Kevin Eckstrom
• Editors' picks
• It's complicated
  by John Ottenhoff
• A whiff of Armageddon
  by James M. Wall
• Pakistan churches: U.S. policies harmful
• The nation's youths are more conservative than older adults on issues relating to religion and abortion, a study by the University of California, Berkeley, has found
• Beyond a doubt
  by James Yerkes
• Needy pastors
  by L. Gregory Jones
• True and useful
  by Catherine Abbey Hodges
• Tulsa to have first on-campus mosque
• Earth from above
  by Stephen H. Webb
• Preacher talk
  by Wesley D. Avram
• Gays and the Bible …
• Churches argue against war
  by John Dart
• Nigeria churches decry calls for impeachment
• Dual citizens
  by Christopher J. Ruddy
• Good works
  by Robert Benne
• Bookish
  by John M. Buchanan
• Sex abuse report may spark PCUSA reforms
• Freelance reporter G. Jeffrey MacDonald won the Templeton Reporter of the Year award at the Religion Newswriters Association annual meeting in Nashville
• Cyber caution
  by Norren Herzfeld
• Magical spirits
  by Steve Vineberg
• Before the shooting starts
  by George Hunsinger
• Jewish organ donation
• Whitewash
  by Martha Greene
• Minding the faith
  by Mark U. Edwards, Jr.
• Anglican divisions …
  by Diane Knippers
• Planning the aftermath
• Presbyterians refuse to redefine news service
• Kenneth L. Teegarden, 80, who helped reshape and centralize the Christian Church , died September 22 in Fort Worth, Texas, four months after suffering an aneurysm
• Jesus: the only way?
  by Leo D. Lefubre
• Dromedary caravan, Mauritania
• Century marks
• Second judge rules against death penalty
• Jesus' final exam
  by Martha Greene
• Inequality, U.S.A
  by Michael Jinkins
• Uneasy America