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"Rita: Strike 2" October 01, 2005, Vol. 20, No. 38
Rita: Strike 2
COVER STORY | By Jamie Dean
Cleaning up New Orleans—and other hurricane-ravaged cities—is a door-to-door job, and it takes a lot of bleach More >>
 Features
'Operation offset'
| by Timothy Lamer
Rebuilding New Orleans will be big, and add it to the national debt
A look at the Bible
| by Gene Edward Veith
Teaching the Bible in public schools just got easier
Critical-care nurses
| by Lynn Vincent
Christian nurses in public-school settings have great opportunities
Imminent change
| by Mark Bergin
Congress may stop local land grabs, but not soon enough
Lost opportunity
| by Priya Abraham
Pyongyang just can’t leave a good thing alone
Next in line
| by Lynn Vincent
As the Roberts nomination sails, attention turns to other Court vacancy
Self-worth: hard way
| by Marvin Olasky
Bestselling author Michael Lewis on how teachers and coaches can
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Culture Beat
Anglican Time Bomb | by Edward E. Plowman
Issue for conservatives is the acceptance of gay sex by Anglicans
Lord of War | by Andrew Coffin
Writer and director Andrew Niccol, often full of intriguing ideas falters
Supernatural | by Gene Edward Veith
New drama goes beyond everyday material world to a spiritual realm
The Greatest Game | by Andrew Coffin
The Greatest Game Ever Played, both visually and narratively a family film
Bestselling CDs | by Kanye West
5 bestselling internet albums according to Billboard
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Thoughts
Address unknown | by Joel Belz
For us, a reminder of Katrina's reach—and other housekeeping
Persecution | by Gene Edward Veith
Chinese Christians have a slightly different idea of how God blesses
Receive, disbelieve? | by Andrée Seu
No, God spared me the death sentence: praise to Him alone
Before next crisis | by Marvin Olasky
Lessons from Katrina: Seven ideas to reform public policymaking
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