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"Unify and conquer" June 14, 2008, Vol. 23, No. 12
Unify and conquer
COVER STORY | By Jamie Dean
A new phase of the presidential campaign means an entirely new game plan for Democratic hopeful Barack Obama More >>
Homeschoolers hope success in the National Spelling Bee changes attitudes
Communities that give
| by Rusty Leonard and Warren Cole Smith
Study attempts to identify factors that make some communities more generous
Giving the Word
| by Susan Olasky
What should you do with old or damaged Bibles you no longer need?
Helping the helpers
| by Zoe Sandvig
FEMA officials are finding ways to work with faith-based groups
Houses of God
Human race
Investing with virtue
| by David Bahnsen
How to be in the world but not of it as we grow our money
Looking ahead
News to watch in the weeks to come
Most get it
| by Mark Bergin
A new stewardship campaign paints evangelicals a lighter shade of green
New day for Cuba?
| by Laura Morton
Small but profound changes mark first post-Fidel months
Parasite purge
| by Jill Nelson
Aid groups launch all-out effort against a plague of intestinal worms
Politics of fraud
| by Cal Thomas
Kanjorski admission shows Democrats lied about the war
The march of art
| by Marvin Olasky
Fashionable art sometimes turns out to be art for the people, too
Trial of the century
| by Lynn Vincent
Procedures against 9/11 mastermind put military commissions on trial, too
Turn back the clock
| by Marvin Olasky
An Obama victory and Democratic wins in Congress could take us back to 1933
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New DVD edition of classic film recalls its forgotten virtues
Beached boy | by Arsenio Orteza
Desperation pervades Dennis Wilson’s Pacific Ocean Blue
Defending the story | by Marvin Olasky
N.T. Wright makes a compelling case for the authenticity of the Gospels
Looking for love | by Meghan Keane
Sex and the City girls find stability they seem to have longed for
Showing your flag | by Marvin Olasky
We’re in for a long war against Islamic terrorists, says John Wohlstetter
Summer views | by Megan Basham
Movies for home viewing that will please both children and adults
Wrath of a khan | by Alissa Wilkinson
Bloody Mongol nonetheless humanizes its subjects
Notable CDs | by Guy Few & Nadina Mackie Jackson
Four new or recent classical CDs reviewed by Arsenio Orteza
Notable books | by Gordon Campbell
Four noteworthy novels reviewed by Susan Olasky
The best thing about federal efforts in education is that they fail
War games | by Gene Edward Veith
Narnia film plays down Lewis’ culture conflict
Doing what you love | by Andrée Seu
Find work you enjoy and “feel His pleasure”
October come early | by Mindy Belz
And may it bring a real and lasting surprise
Without a compass | by Janie B. Cheaney
It’s not about where you go but Who you know
Obama’s test | by Marvin Olasky
Support for a moderate pro-life measure would give him a big boost
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