ARCHIVE ISSUE |
"Dating and courtship confusion" June 04, 2011, Vol. 26, No. 11
Christian boy meets Christian girl
COVER STORY | By Susan Olasky
Christians are not like the world when it comes to dating and courtship. But in-depth interviews reveal a lot of confusion and anxiety among God’s young men and women when it comes to forming relationships and finding a spouse More >>
A man's world
Sidebar | Sexual economics of college campuses empower men at the expense of women
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 Additional Cover Stories
No wedding, no womb
Alisa Harris
New York City group is trying to do something about out-of-wedlock births
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The marrying kind
William Boyd
Young camp counselors are husbands and fathers in training
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Features
Goes with terrortory
Mindy Belz
Pakistan | Osama bin Laden took sanctuary in a region surrounded by Christian outposts
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Mandatory mayhem
Catherine Pearson
Law | 'Tough on crime' sentencing laws have created unintended consequences
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Storm season
Jamie Dean
Weather | Locals fight to help one another following deadly tornadoes
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Dispatches
Factory orders
Emily Belz
The NLRB tries to force Boeing not to build a plant in South Carolina
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Horror in Congo
The Editors
and other news briefs
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Human Race
The Editors
Looking Ahead
The Editors
Mainline death throes
Edward E. Plowman
Another declining church votes to ordain open homosexuals
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Quick Takes
The Editors
Quotables
The Editors
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Reviews
'Sundance for troops'
Michael Leaser
Movies | The GI Film Festival marks its fifth year of celebrating pro-military films
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Box Office Top 10
The Editors
Movies | For the weekend of may 13-15, according to Box Office Mojo
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History lessons
Marvin Olasky
Books | Authors delve into the past, from creation forward
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On Stranger Tides
Rebecca Cusey
Movies | Clocking in at two hours, the movie delivers only about half an hour of fun
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Reconciliation
Megan Basham
Movies |
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Refocused
Marvin Olasky
Q&A | As marriage crumbles, Christians can uphold the biblical family as a model
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Sensitive singer
Arsenio Orteza
Music | Lucinda Williams’ Blessed brings to life a winsome vulnerability
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Tree of Life (print)
Rebecca Cusey
Movies |
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Notable CDs
Four new classical releases reviewed by Arsenio Orteza
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Notable Books
Four books about marriage reviewed by Susan Olasky
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Notebook
Ka’a Jovai
The Editors
Houses of God | Paraguay
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Insider out
Joseph Slife
Money | Hedge fund billionaire found guilty of fraud
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Withering away?
Timothy Dalrymple
Religion | Researchers rush to predict the demise of organized religion in the West
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Fractured policy
Daniel James Devine
Science | Panel considers safety of emerging gas extraction technique
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Fans in high-def
Mark Bergin
Sports | The bleachers may be empty, but baseball is riding high
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Books on the go
Alissa Wilkinson
Technology | Car-bound vacationers may turn to audiobooks for long summer drives
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Voices
Crying ‘Wolf!’
Joel Belz
Scaring the public with cynical warnings comes at a high cost
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Living in the middle
Andrée Seu Peterson
Life is not always as it seems
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A free woman
Janie B. Cheaney
Christianity—and its 'death by torture'— is the path to liberation
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Misapprehending
Mindy Belz
U.S. and allies should think enough of bin Laden to finish the job
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Mailbag
The Editors
Letters from our readers
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The right questions
Marvin Olasky
A biblical lens opens minds about dealing with social woes
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