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Articles in Dec 19, 2001 issue of Christian Century

• Religion `influence' soars
  by John Dart
• A further indication that the Catholic Church is no longer on the periphery of British public life has come with the news that Queen Elizabeth has invited Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor, archbishop of Westminster, to stay at Sandringham, her Norfolk esta
• God as Santa, Santa as God: God is our Santa—all ears to hear every one of our wishes
  by Miroslav Volf
• Imperial power: can an empire commit itself to global equity and justice?
• ACLU backs Falwell on church rights
• New assignment: from Harvard to Catholic Charities
  by Richard Higgins
• Interfaith worship …
  by Arvid Adell
• Voices of 2001
• Fake bucks for the kettles
• The Magi
  by Kathleen L. Housley
• Who do you want to be?
  by Martin E. Marty
• Like trees planted by streams of water
  by David Wright
• The leader of the nation's Conservative Jews has chastised congregations for spending too much money on security measures and neglecting "our real priorities of Jewish education, spiritual growth and community building."
• The godman
  by Robert Desch
• Resilient hope
  by John M. Buchanan
• Catholic bishops aid criminal justice reform
• Revisiting Solstice
  by J. Barrie Shepherd
• One God …
  by Ehrhardt Lang
• `Workers, go home!'
  by David L. Ostendorf
• The 15-member board of the one-year-old Foundation for a Conference on Faith and Order in North America ha reaffirmed its intent to convene by 2005 a gathering that would deal with longstanding theological divisions
• Farm factories: the end of animal husbandry
  by Bernard E. Rollin
• Robertson steps down as coalition falters
• Evangelist Franklin Graham has clarified his views on Muslims, saying he does not believe they are "evil people."
• Missing Harry
  by Catherine M. Wallace
• Graham Knighted
• The stories of 2001
• Revenge or justice?
• Muslim charity closed by U.S. amid protests
• Theologian Miroslav Volf, a Yale Divinity School professor and a Century editor at large, has won the $200,000 Grawemeyer Award that honors works which contribute to the understanding of the relationship between God and humankind
• Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal
  by Lillian Daniel
• Charges against LCMS president dropped
• Off by nine miles
  by Walter Brueggemann
• Speak What We Feel
  by James Yerkes