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ARCHIVE ISSUE | "Summer Books 2005" July 02, 2005, Vol. 20, No. 26

Out of the ghetto

COVER STORY | By Gene Edward Veith, Lynn Vincent

Christian publishers reach for a share of the secular market, mainstream publishers jostle for Christian market share—and readers win from the competition More >>

Features 'Mo-om, I'm bo-ored' Susan Olasky

Special Issue | Looking for reading ideas for summer-sated middle schoolers? Here ar More >>

Biotech religion Marvin Olasky

Special Issue | Scientists and ethicists explore the brave new frontier of biotech More >>

Blaze of Old Glory Jamie Dean

Politics | Showdown nears over how best to preserve the flag More >>

Breakfast with Bush Edward E. Plowman

Religion | The president makes the prayer breakfast rounds and other religion news More >>

Clerical mysteries Lauren F. Winner

Special Issue | The greatest mystery is why the genre's minister-detectives are so liberal More >>

Foretastes of heaven Gene Edward Veith

Special Issue | An upcoming Narnia movie means rich new book releases More >>

Freedom to conform Priya Abraham

China | Chinese unregistered house churches seem to be facing repression as usual More >>

Marathon men Edward Lee Pitts

Iraq | Military handovers begin next month—Iraqi army still has a long way to go More >>

Red menace Mindy Belz

Science | Algae bloom takes the bloom off summertime rituals More >>

Virtue and its opposite Marvin Olasky

Special Issue | Author Philip Caputo explores Africa, jihad, fanaticism, and faith More >>

Dispatches Fallen Star Hugh Hewitt

The Minneapolis Star Tribune surprised many by defending Sen. Dick Durbin More >>

The Buzz The Editors

A quick look at the latest news and this week's top stories More >>

Quick Takes The Editors

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Endnotes The Editors

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Quotables The Editors

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Reviews Batman Begins Andrew Coffin

Movies | The world found in comic books allows for contrasts between good and evil More >>

Empire Gene Edward Veith

Television | ABC's five-part miniseries is a total rewrite of history More >>

Bestselling CDs The Editors

The five bestselling More >>

Notebook Lost in cyberspace Timothy Lamer

Money | Americans are gaining new tools to protect themselves from identity theft More >>

NBA and Armstrong John Dawson

Sports | NBA Finals bombed in the ratings and the extraordinary Lance Armstrong More >>

Voices Fatality flaw Joel Belz

U.S. death rate in Iraq rising, but comparisons to other wars are in order More >>

TO: Our Chinese monitor Gene Edward Veith

Your efforts to stamp out the church will only make it grow More >>

Alone in the world? Janie B. Cheaney

Edgy children's fiction is popular with adults, but kids know better More >>

Mailbag The Editors

Letters, feedback, etc. More >>

Future shocks Marvin Olasky

The fundamental things will still apply, as times go by More >>

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