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"John Paul II: In memoriam" October 25, 2003, Vol. 18, No. 41
John Paul II: In memoriam
COVER STORY | By Edward E. Plowman
COVER STORY: He challenged and endured Nazi and Communist tyrannies. He helped institute reforms that opened the Bible to millions of Catholics. He stood fast for traditional morality in an age of relativism. Last week, with his health in serious decline, millions used the occasion of his 25th anniversary as pope to remember (and say farewell to) Pope John Paul II, man of courage and man of conviction More >>
 Features
A chilling precedent
| by Bob Jones
EUTHANASIA: The forced starvation of Terri Schiavo may be part of a larger effort to dehumanize the severely disabled
Beauty and the beastly practice
| by Bob Jones
ABORTION: As was done successfully in California, Michiganders are poised to hand their governor an embarrassing rebuke
Countering Kim
| by Priya Abraham
NORTH KOREA: Is diplomacy the solution to Kim Jong Il's tyranny?
PA system
| by Mindy Belz
MIDDLE EAST: Leaders of the Palestinian Authority are condemning last week's attack on Americans in Gaza, but U.S. officials say Palestinian leaders could have and should have done more to prevent it
Sports
| by John Dawson
Sports
Technology
| by Chris Stamper
Technology
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Culture Beat
Cutting-room floor | by Andrew Coffin
Cutting-room floor
Praise the Lord, pass the ammo | by Gene Edward Veith
Moral reformation in the West must lead the defeat of terrorism
Raging river | by Andrew Coffin
CLINT EASTWOOD'S MYSTIC RIVER, which opened last weekend to lavish critical praise, is a disturbing, captivating movie and easily Mr. Eastwood's best work behind the camera since his Oscar-winning anti-western Unforgiven.
Reality Fiction | by Joel Belz
FEATURE: A bestseller with his very first novel, author Joel C. Rosenberg is hoping with The Last Days—and its distinctive blend of fact and fiction, along with an unapologetic Christian worldview—that lightning can strike twice
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Not at all amusing | by Joel Belz
California proves Neil Postman's arguments about America's entertainment-driven public discourse
Authority always wins | by Andrée Seu
Even those who say they reject all arguments based on authority base their arguments on authority
Books, boils, and baseball | by Marvin Olasky
Fall treadmill reading while the boys of summer eye the World Series
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