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Daniel L. Pals "For the Glory of God: How Monotheism Led to Reformations, Science, Witch-Hunts, and the End of Slavery". Christian Century. FindArticles.com. 25 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1058/is_23_120/ai_111114187/

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Articles in Nov 15, 2003 issue of Christian Century

• Chicken for dinner
• Disputed ELCA plan withdrawn by Hanson
• As the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice marked its 30th anniversary, the coalition's minister-president said the recent Senate passage of legislation forbidding a late-term abortion procedure was a "wakeup call" for coalition supporte
• Traveling companions
  by L. Gregory Jones
• A guy named Satan
  by Martin E. Marty
• Lofty people: a crowded balcony of saints looks down on me
  by John M. Buchanan
• Muslims in motions: the liberal side of Islam
  by John Dart
• Florida dispute renews life-ethics controversy
  by Robert Marus
• The Billy pulpit: Graham's career in the mainline
  by Grant Wacker
• Outdated creeds …
  by Ralph Lord Roy
• Pilgrim's progress: on the road to Santiago
  by Kathryn Harrison
• Retiring Disciples head hits Bush 'bully' policy
• Sometimes I am startled out of myself
  by Barbara Crooker
• Politics of intervention …
  by Theodore R. Weber
• The state of the Middle East
• Openly gay bishop consecrated
  by Kevin Eckstrom
• Red hat for Rigali
• The pope's passions: the legacy of John Paul II
  by Charles E. Curran
• Patriot acts: two giants for justice leave behind a legacy of activism and of patriotism
  by James M. Wall
• Movies and money
• Reuters nixes, then OKs Methodist sign
• Pent-up power
  by Herbert O'Driscoll
• Confirming faith …
• Giants in the land? The religious landscape has been markedly changed by Billy Graham and John Paul II
• Hip-hopping mad
• Charitable gifts drop, first time in 12 years
• An Iowa judge will now decide if the phrase "spirit of Satan" is basis for a slander suit after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene in a dispute at a rural Iowa church
• Life with others
  by Thomas C. Berg
• The last prejudice?
• Data bite
• Royal treatment
  by Mary W. Anderson
• Empowering leaders
  by Wayne Miller
• Be true to yourself
• The rowing endeth
  by Anne Sexton
• Vatican tries to stem conjecture on pope
• Who's great?
  by Mark Noll
• Pastors' reading …
• How to spend money
• Baylor snares noted sociologist
  by John Dart
• The Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago has agreed to pay $8 million to 15 adults who said they were abused by Catholic priests, the Chicago Tribune reported
• For the Glory of God: How Monotheism Led to Reformations, Science, Witch-Hunts, and the End of Slavery
  by Daniel L. Pals
• Gay unions divide the union
• Bradley group fueling conservative agenda
  by Mark O'Keefe
• Sudanese church leaders in exile in Kenya have guardedly welcomed a commitment by the government of Sudan and the main Sudanese rebel group to end the country's 20-year-old civil war by December
• Noir lite
  by Steve Vineberg