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Articles in Jan 16, 2002 issue of Christian Century

• PCUSA leader warns right, left on violations
• Claiming that behind the bespectacled face of Harry Potter is "the power of satanic darkness"
• Memory sites
  by Patricia Farris
• Animal husbandry
• Stealth politics
• Embattled bishop a `Washingtonian of year'
• Andrew Young, the immediate past president of the National Council of Churches, received the 2002 Aetna Voice of Conscience Award this month in Washington, D.C
• A letter to William James
  by Carol Zaleski
• Front lines of terrorism
  by Vatsala Vedantam
• Christian Coalition settles racial bias suit
• Vatican slow to show Euro
• Studio of the South
  by Suzanne E. Hoefaerkamp
• Carey to retire from tough Lambeth post
• Border aid
• Caution: contents may be hot
  by Lillian Daniel
• Zen Gifts to Christians
  by Leo D. Lefebure
• Getting mail
  by John M. Buchanan
• Court halts state funds to faith-based project
• Harvard Divinity School
• The lost son
  by Martha Whitmore Hickman
• Learning to sing in parts
  by Jean Janzen
• Robertson back to old tricks, Lynn charges
• Foolish belonging
  by Lillian Daniel
• Luther's Works on CD-ROM Version 1.0
  by Mark U. Edwards, Jr.
• Miles of memorials for Dr. King
• Pope John Paul II has moved quietly to give the Vatican's highest doctrinal authority direct control over the growing problem of pedophile priests
• Body language
  by Stephanie Paulsell
• God in the future …
  by Hal LeMert
• Quote, unquote
• Author-columnist Martin E. Marty, a CENTURY contributing editor, has been honored with a 2002 First Freedom Award presented this month in Richmond, Virginia
• Epiphanies variegated
  by J. Barrie Shepherd
• Vincent and Denzel
  by Martin E. Marty
• Presbyterian architect of reunion dies at 72
• A West Virginia woman who sued the Trinity Broadcasting Network, claiming its movie The Omega Code stole her idea about a christian apocalypse, has settled her lawsuit
• Epithalamion
  by Penelope Duckworth
• Unitarians …
  by Emily Hatzel
• Disciples step toward first interfaith talks.
• President George W. Bush, a United Methodist who does not regularly attend church in Washington, has been named "Methodist Layman of the Year" by an evangelical United Methodist group
• Reading up on Islam
  by Marcia Z. Nelson
• Nonviolence …
  by J.T. Moore