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Articles in March 8, 2005, issue of Christian Century

• Painful documentary …
  by Wilbur Patterson
• Back to life
  by Suzanne Guthrie
• Millisecond thoughts
  by Martin E. Marty
• Presbyterians differ on divestment
• Endangered liberties
• The Bookhouse Recordings
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• If you must
• House calls: a vanishing form of ministry
  by Scott Dalgarno
• El Salvador Lutherans report intimidation
• Ready or not
  by Suzanne Guthrie
• Wetlands nocturne
  by Steve Lautermilch
• My mother in Venice
  by Jean Janzen
• Fear factor
  by Raymond De Vries
• Model Muslims
• New Bible woos young adults, skirts critics
  by John Dart
• Swedish preacher who called gays 'cancerous' is acquitted on appeal
• Methodists plan another ad campaign
• Slain in Brazil
• I See Things Upside Down
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Time out
• Good work: learning about ministry from Wendell Berry
  by Kyle Childress
• Vatican official talks about papal retirement
• U.S. jails some seekers of asylum, says report
• Testimony: Talking Ourselves into Being Christian
  by Michael Lindvall
• Un Respiro por El Mundo
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Churches and the war …
  by Scott Hoezee
• Former White House aide says Bush failed on 'poor people stuff'
• Media bias
• Grammy winner
• Spirit and Resistance: Political Theology and American Indian Liberation
  by Clara Sue Kidwell
• Brethren We Have Met to Worship
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• The Milk-Eyed Mender
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Consistent conservatism
• Bible verses compared
• The World Council of Churches' top leader has called for a return to "constitutional sobriety" in Togo, saying the African nation's churches and churches around the world are concerned about the crisis
• Life together: a passion for reconciliation
  by Jason Byassee
• The Fox television network has aired a public service announcement during its popular drama 24, urging Americans not to stereotype Muslims
• Soul food: why fasting makes sense
  by Amy Johnson Frykholm
• J Richard Butler
• Juliette Foster
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• The Only Doo-Wop Collection You'll Ever Need
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Face Your Fund
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Beginnings
  by John M. Buchanan
• Parochial politics: the religious divide in the Ukraine
  by Molly Corso
• U.S. Jesuit forbidden by Vatican to teach as Catholic theologian
• Neo-Nazis mar remembrance
• There's always room
  by L. Gregory Jones
• Israel defended
  by Aaron Spiegel
• Vanitas still life
  by Jean Keskulla
• Voices from Heaven
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Weed
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• The announcement that Prince Charles is at last going to marry Camilla Parker Bowles, his mistress, has prompted Cardinal Keith O'Brien of Scotland to renew an attack on the early 18th-century law that bars Catholics from the British throne
• Hot Club of 52d Street
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Military chaplains …
  by Glenn Palmer
• Robert Stevens Baker
• Passing Through
  by Louis R. Carlozo
• Unlisted
• Star-spangled hoops: not all schools salute the flag
  by Rich Preheim
• Seminary president ousted over gay daughter's wedding
• Abusive priest sentenced to prison
• Sometimes I wish the rain
  by Kathleen Wakefield
• The real divide
• God willing: Lincoln on the divine mystery
  by Ronald C. White, Jr.
• Insiders steal big from unsuspecting churches
  by Bob Smietana
• Free spirit
  by Steve Vineberg
• Acting out
• Episcopal officials hopeful despite downturn in giving
• Fundamentalist Jerry Falwell has announced that the new dean for his Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary in Lynchburg, Virginia, will be Ergun Caner, 38, a Turkish-born Muslim who converted to Christianity in 1982