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"Iraq and terrorism" November 11, 2006, Vol. 21, No. 43
Iraq and terrorism
COVER STORY | By Jill Nelson
Are those who generalize about Islam as a “religion of peace” telling the whole truth? As the deadliest month of the year for American forces in Iraq highlights obstacles to U.S. goals, a Christian family’s harrowing escape from Jordan raises questions about even the most “moderate” Muslim countries More >>
 Features
Get out of the cab
| by Mark Bergin
Muslim taxi drivers want support for not wanting to transport alcohol
Auction House
| by Les Sillars
The relationships between lobbyists and politicians grow increasingly cozy
Full circle
| by Lynn Vincent
A former Vietnam POW meets a woman who prayed for him 34 years ago
Historic transition
| by Cal Thomas
Condoleezza Rice discusses Iraq, North Korea, and other trouble spots
Separate but equal?
| by Priya Abraham
Islam expert Patrick Sookhdeo on efforts to radicalize Muslims in the West
Tactless tactics
| by John Dawson
Negative ads and internet manipulation highlight 2006 campaign
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Culture Beat
Fatalistic Fire | by Arsenio Orteza
Apartheid film shows good but flawed men who are shaped by their fate
Out of touch | by John Dawson
Sophia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette is interesting but incomplete
Skin deep | by Mary Hopkins
Ugly Betty is morphing into an attractive comedy
Bestselling CDs | by Joshua Bell
The five bestselling classical crossover albums according to Billboard
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Thoughts
Deceptive truths | by Joel Belz
Watch out for those who promote morality solely out of pragmatism
Prayer trek | by Andrée Seu
Our petitions are important, even when God waits to answer
Flawed but useful | by Marvin Olasky
Treadmilling as the election returns come in
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