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"Democrats are all smiles" August 07, 2004, Vol. 19, No. 30
NICE TRY
COVER STORY | By Bob Jones
Concerned about scaring off swing voters, Democrats — mostly — put on a friendly face at their national convention More >>
 Features
Aborted language
Lynn Vincent
Abortion | Does the Democratic platform read pro-lifers out of the party?
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Fairy tales
John Dawson
Science | Emotional appeals, sympathetic victims shroud the stem-cell debate
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Marabout face
Courtney Russell in Touba, Senegal
Religion | RELIGION: A different kind of Islam dominates the West African nation of Senegal, where voodoo is a regular part of life
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Status symbols
Mark Bergin
Politics | Activists are trying to revoke the tax-exempt status of churches involved in politics—conservative politics, that is
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Trafficking cop
Priya Abraham
International | Prosecutions against international slave traders are up thre
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Dispatches
The Buzz
Sister act
Mindy Belz
John Kerry's sister works for President Bush as a salaried State Department employee assigned to the U.S. Mission to the UN
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Quick Takes
Quotables
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Reviews
Bourne again
Andrew Coffin
Movies | Director Paul Greengrass brings a grittiness that serves as a nice contrast to overproduced action extravaganzas of recent years
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Catwoman
Gene Edward Veith
Movies | Coughing up a hairball
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Knowledge in jeopardy
Gene Edward Veith
Television | Ken Jennings, who is being called the Michael Jordan of game shows, claims 38th straight win on Jeopardy!
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Virtual smite
Jamie Dean
Culture | The “Christian game market” heads toward an edgier, more-violent s
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Best-selling books
The top five best-selling novels as of July 25
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Notebook
Business
Dan Perkins
Business | Adolph Coors and Molson plan to combine two century-old, family-run breweries to create the world’s fifth-largest beermaker
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Sports
John Dawson
Sports | During the final days of his sixth Tour de France victory, Lance Armstrong left open the possibility he might skip next year’s race
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Technology
Chris Stamper
Technology | Spyware is catching up with spam as the internet’s biggest annoyance
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Voices
Required reading
Joel Belz
Voters should know the contents of The 9/11 Commission Report
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Hearts of stone
Gene Edward Veith
Millions of Americans accept that life begins at conception and still support legalized abortion
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House of mourning
Andrée Seu
Funerals are opportunities to hear the best, and worst, of theology
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Mailbag
Guest Columnist
Glorious Greece
Marvin Olasky
Uncommon displays of God’s common grace abound in Athens
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