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The 'wide' way

by Andrée Seu

A widened heart views others with hope and possibility instead of with a severe, loveless accuracy

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Sands run down at Bam

by Mindy Belz

COVER STORY: Time is past for pulling victims from the rubble of one of Iran's most-powerful earthquakes. As the dust clears, the clock starts for good…

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Help for Iran

by The Editors

Sending money is the most efficient way to help with physical needs of earthquake victims. But U.S. sanctions against the Islamic government in Tehran should…

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Curvy mountain road

by Marvin Olasky

First in a series on cultural and political opportunities for alert Christians

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Can anyone stop the Dean machine?

by Bob Jones

National |  POLITICS: It seems to be all-or-nothing for the top Democratic presidential hopefuls in a contest that has become Howard Dean's to lose

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State of the states

by Lynn Vincent

National |  ABORTION: A new report says legislatures in the South and the Midwest are helping create a culture of life, while Northeastern and Western states rank the…

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The free folks vs. the Orcs

by Gene Edward Veith

Culture |  The Lord of the Rings trilogy parallels Western civilization's current fight against radical Islamic terrorists

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Stubborn unbelief

by Joel Belz

A lack of trust in God's promises is both the ancient root of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the current reason it is unlikely to be resolved

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Higher-quality fare?

by Gene Edward Veith

Culture |  The American Film Institute-composed of movie historians, scholars, and filmmakers-named last month what they consider to be the 10 best TV shows of the year.

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Translation problems

by Andrew Coffin

Culture |  Quite a bit has been written about Sofia Coppola's 2003 film Lost in Translation (rated R for some sexual content, including several shots of a nearly naked…

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The Buzz

by The Editors

Iran As survivors of Iran's earthquake scavenged for clothes and jostled for handouts, President Mohammad Khatami thanked those who have offered…

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Blogwatch

by The Editors

Gloom-and-doom Democrats Many in the blogosphere are beginning the new year with the assumption that all the Democratic candidates for president are doomed,

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