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"Our pork" December 08, 2007, Vol. 22, No. 45
Our pork
COVER STORY | By Jamie Dean
Democrats promised to change the practice of earmarking, and they have made some reforms. But Congress continues to produce massive amounts of pork, and Christian groups are among those lobbying for thick slices of bacon More >>
 Features
‘Higher peace’
| by Susan Olasky
Counseling center helps African women overcome the effects of poverty, war
All or nothing
| by Jill Nelson
Israelis and Palestinians leave Annapolis pledged to negotiate
Common word game
| by Mark Bergin
An effort for Muslim-Christian harmony says both religions can unite
Separate and unequal
| by Marvin Olasky
Author Rodney Stark compares world religions and they're not all the same
The good jihad
| by Priya Abraham
Dutch evangelist Brother Andrew has another way to fight terrorism
Vacant Lott
| by Jamie Dean
Trent Lott becomes No. 6 to head for the exit door. Why the GOP exodus?
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Culture Beat
Enchanting film | by Sam Thielman
Disney musical offers a genuine defense of marital love
Grey’s fantasy | by Megan Basham
A popular drama buys into feminist sexuality and loses ratings
Troubled teen | by Meghan Keane
Juno captures the awkward development of teen maturity
Noteworthy CDs | by Gene Clark with Carla Olson
Five noteworthy reissues reviewed by Arsenio Orteza
Departments
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Religion
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Thoughts
Practical atheism | by Joel Belz
Denials of God can be so quiet that they are easy to miss
Oh, for 1,000 tongues | by Andrée Seu
Celebrating the 18th born child of Mrs. Susanna Wesley
Broken compass | by Janie B. Cheaney
Emails have been warning Christians to shun The Golden Compass
Liar, lunatic, Lord? | by Marvin Olasky
A careful reading knocks out the “it’s propaganda” option, too
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