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"The Road to Cana" February 23, 2008, Vol. 23, No. 4
The Road to Cana
COVER STORY
The second novel about Christ by acclaimed author Anne Rice, who once wrote about vampires, is due out on March 4. Here’s an excerpt from Christ the Lord: The Road to Cana, followed by Rice’s reasons for depicting as she did Jesus’ encounter with Satan. More >>
 Features
Barack the vote
| by Mark Bergin
Obama’s quick draw in the Wild West has Clinton on the run
Unknown ingredient
| by Clint Rainey
Mysterious death of a foster child puts mother seeking to adopt him in jail
An American in Paris
| by Robert Carle
French president Nicolas Sarkozy is changing the image of his homeland
Back from the brink
| by Rusty Leonard & Warren Smith
Oral Roberts University undergoes a financial and leadership transformation
Begin again
| by Mindy Belz
Union University prepares to restart classes following twisters
Human race
Keeping posted
| by David Bahnsen
This step in the accumulation process may be complex, but it is pivotal
Looking ahead
News to watch in the weeks to come
No heaven on earth
| by Jamie Dean
Conservative evangelical leaders scramble for leverage
Picking up pieces
| by Susan Olasky
What one Christian in Africa started
Stealth treaty
| by Alisa Harris
An international treaty used to change abortion laws is on the move
The bloc to watch
| by Clint Rainey
With a Texas primary March 4, Hispanic voters are feeling their clout
Washington's war
| by Marvin Olasky
The father of our country fought against his impulses
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Culture Beat
Out of Africa | by Marvin Olasky
Author Thomas C. Oden says scholars for too long have ignored a legacy
A humble faith? | by Marvin Olasky
What does it mean to be an evangelical in politics?
Hit man humor | by Sam Thielman
In Bruges is very violent but manages to be very funny
Into the music | by Arsenio Orteza
Van Morrison defies labels but invites revisiting
Lipstick smears | by Megan Basham
Married woman’s version of Sex and the City is shallower than predecessor
Or maybe not | by Meghan Keane
Definitely, Maybe demands far too much from a little actress
Sinking fast | by David J. Sanders
A series of unusual events fails to keep Fool's Gold adrift
Notable CDs | by The Blind Boys of Alabama
Five CDs with which to commemorate Black History Month
Noteworthy books | by Dalia Sofer
Four noteworthy hardback novels reviewed by Susan Olasky
Departments
The Buzz
Quick Takes
Quotables
Sports
Mailbag
Thoughts
End of an illusion | by Joel Belz
We evangelicals are not the political force many thought we were
Suicidal ideology | by Gene Edward Veith
Multiculturalists enable the worst oppressors
Where are the men? | by Andrée Seu
Assigning blame for the dearth of males at church
Fear not | by Mindy Belz
Worry has less to do with the curves life throws than the shape one's in
Newbery roundup | by Janie B. Cheaney
A grownups’ list of the top children’s books
Bewitching hour | by Marvin Olasky
The Obama campaign is emotionally appealing but not very specific
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