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Deuteronomy duo

by Bob Jones

Cover Story | Increasingly, Jews and Christians are sharing more than one testament of Holy Scripture. As America drifts farther from its Judeo-Christian moorings, orthodox Jews and conservative Christians are drifting closer. This unlikely coalition shows that the cultural dividing line today is not between religions, but between the religious and the nonreligious. Prominent in this Jewish-Christian alliance are Michael Medved and Rabbi Daniel Lapin, two high-profile American Jews deemed kosher by many evangelicals.

[http://www.worldmag.com/1997/02/deuteronomy_duo]

In this issue: "Chistendon's Kosher Allies," Feb. 15, 1997

Features

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Pitching my tent

International |  with World Havest in Uganda Just before I returned for my second term of ministry in Uganda, I purchased a little tent. Way in the back of my mind I had a…

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Africa's politically incorrect phoenix

by Mindy Belz

International |  President Chiluba prods Zambia to be a &quotChristian nation"

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An answer to prayer

National |  Lawsuit gives school prayer meetings a broader attendance

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"The strength of America is not in Washington"

National |  Excerpts from J.C. Watts' response to the State of the Union

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The era of lots of little government

by Cal Thomas

National |  The president's address included something for everyone

[http://www.worldmag.com/1997/02/the_era_of_lots_of_little_government]

Dispatches

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Quotables

CBS News! They got any internships open down there? A Suburban Hospital (Bethesda, Md.) ambulance volunteer to CBS television correspondent Eric Engberg, who…

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This Week

Killing the patient A Florida judge became the first state jurist in the nation to support doctor-assisted suicide. In a case sponsored by the ACLU, Circuit…

[http://www.worldmag.com/1997/02/this_week_1]

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Liberty!

by Doug Bandow

Books |  Murray makes the case for a moral libertarianism

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This is now

by George Grant

Books |  Carlyle's Victorian jeremiads valuable for today's culture

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Something to cry for

by Pamela Johnson

Movies |  Silver-screen Evita pushes totalitarianism Hollywood-style

[http://www.worldmag.com/1997/02/something_to_cry_for]

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Culture Notes

Culture |  Burger chain gives Rodman the boot The Carl's Jr. hamburger chain pulled its TV commercials featuring cross-dressing basketball star Dennis Rodman after the…

[http://www.worldmag.com/1997/02/culture_notes_1]

Voices

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Mailbag

His own petard? I read with interest your story of the tactics used by Ken Ham's enemies to silence him and his ministry (&quotCreating controversy," Jan.

[http://www.worldmag.com/1997/02/mailbag_0]

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Higher love

by Carl H. F. Henry

Modern sexual "candor" has set us back

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The lie is marching on

by Joel Belz

Debate over four issues shows that only God changes minds

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Too busy to blubber

by Marvin Olasky

Racial progress requires work, not wimpy platitudes

[http://www.worldmag.com/1997/02/too_busy_to_blubber]

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