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"Summer Books 2004" July 03, 2004, Vol. 19, No. 26
Summer Books 2004
COVER STORY | By Gene Edward Veith
A Christian publishing company aims to restore a great literary heritage: high-quality, general-market fiction written by Christians and from a biblical worldview More >>
 Features
‘I have never ordered torture’
Bob Jones
Washington |
WASHINGTON: White House release of memos on prisoner treatment supports the president, but the debate is politically painful
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15 votes short
Lynn Vincent
Marriage |
Activism for the Federal Marriage Amendment seems lagging as Senate backers seek supporters before a July 12 vote
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Blessed to be a blessing
Gene Edward Veith
Interview |
Novelist Bret Lott on using his God-given talents in his vocation
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Fathers and sons
Susan Olasky
Interview |
Frank Schaeffer discusses life as a wartime parent and how watching his son join the Marines and go to the Middle East changed the way he thinks about his relationship with his famous father
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Freedom summer
Priya Abraham
Literature |
The National Endowment for the Humanities turns to the classics
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How shall we vote?
Lynn Vincent
Religion |
Evangelicals tweak the language of their political manifesto after news media reports characterize it as a call for retreat
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Iraq: Too late, too soon
Priya Abraham
Iraq |
On the one side, Iraqis impatient with the long transition to elections in January; on the other, those worried that too much remains undone. Squeezed in the middle: the United States
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Rowland up
Lynn Vincent
Politics |
Ex–political wunderkind won’t be impeached, but may face felony rap
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Single minded
Lauren F. Winner
Literary Trends |
Why must Christian & secular “chick lit” always reach the same destination?
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Culture Beat
A different World
Andrew Coffin
Movie Review: Around the World in 80 Days
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Books on screen
Gene Edward Veith
Talk shows need guests; audiences benefit from learning about new books; and authors need free publicity.
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Know nothings
Gene Edward Veith
Popular fiction, feminist scholarship, and even Christians' false piety have helped revive the ancient Gnostic heresy -- perfect timing for a new manual for worldview thinking
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Swift response
Gene Edward Veith
A “Battle of the Books” that began 300 years ago still rages on
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Tiger tale
Andrew Coffin
Movie Review: Two Brothers
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Best-Selling CDs
The top five best-selling CCM and Gospel CDs according to Billboard magazine, June 19
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Departments
The Buzz
Quick Takes
Quotables
Business
Sports
Technology
Mailbag
Thoughts
Downsizing
Joel Belz
Maybe Christians haven’t been thinking small enough
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Grrrls’ claws
Janie B. Cheaney
Nancy Drew with a bad attitude: The “grrrl lit” genre at least admits the failures of feminism, but the in-your-face attitude is here to stay
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Society and souls
Marvin Olasky
Treadmill books on where we are and where we’re going
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