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"Mel Gibson's passion" February 28, 2004, Vol. 19, No. 8
 Features
Wedding, Frisco style
| by Lynn Vincent
GAY MARRIAGE: Courts had no speedy remedy for the San Francisco mayor's civil disobedience, but his bogus marriage licenses were thwarted by a paperwork technicality
'Coffins of freedom'
| by Mindy Belz
IRAN: Reformers may trip over ayatollah-rigged elections—but they can't rig turnout
Business
| by Dan Perkins
For Kerry, two's a crowd
| by Bob Jones
PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS: Democratic voters narrow the field, but refuse to give front-runner Kerry the knockout blow he needed. That leaves Edwards the viable alternative, and raises the value of Super Tuesday. But is it too little, too late for the North Carolina newcomer?
Kentucky: Bad portent for the GOP?
| by The Editors
ONE NATION UNDER GOD
| by Mindy Belz
IRAQ: Iraqi leaders and U.S. officials race a Feb. 28 deadline to draft a constitution by the people for the people—but it won't be easy
Sports
| by John Dawson
Technology
| by Chris Stamper
Welcome to the age of cloning
| by Gene Edward Veith
BIOETHICS: After the South Korean breakthrough on human cloning, will the ethics be able to catch up with the science?
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Culture Beat
Forgettable flick | by Gene Edward Veith
Marriage lite | by Gene Edward Veith
Civil unions, a popular alternative to gay marriage, could make real marriage largely a thing of the past
Providential programming | by Gene Edward Veith
Departments
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Thoughts
Leaving out the Lord | by Joel Belz
Traditionalists' arguments show that we've probably already lost the debate over homosexual marriage
Calvary and the camps | by John Piper
Could Jewish suffering find its final meaning in the suffering of Jesus Christ?
Modern Abimelechs | by Marvin Olasky
Lawless magistrates are writing a new book of Judges and Mayors
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