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Alabama Governor Fob James: leader of the resistance

Cover Story | The upcoming clash with judicial tyranny

In this issue: "Drawing the Line," Feb. 22, 1997

Features

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Peru's hostage crisis: Caught in the crossfire

International |  Falsely accused Christians are mixed among legitimately imprisoned communist Peruvian terrorists whose release is the central demand of the hostage-takers;

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How to teach young dogs some old tricks

National |  Catholic schools ready to accept public-school incorrigibles

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The GOP and abortion

National |  A perennial battle has a new champion: Incoming GOP chairman promises more emphasis on the social issues

Dispatches

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Quotables

If I were Christian I would complain that Christian leaders, political, religious, and business, around the world have failed in their obligations to fight…

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This Week

San Francisco NewSpeak One day after threatening to sue over San Francisco's heavy-handed new &quotdomestic partner" ordinance, the city's Roman Catholic…

Reviews

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Guns and butter

Books |  Economic freedom and the entanglements of war

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Niche reading

Books |  Three &quotwomen's" books are not just for women only

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Special K

Music |  Caustic social critic turns away from H-A-T-R-E-D to 1 Corinthians 13--but still has a long way to go

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Culture Notes

Culture |  Classic remakes A movie based on C. S. Lewis's The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is currently in production. Negotiations are also underway for a film…

Voices

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Mailbag

Enlightening, encouraging I found Marvin Olasky's essay about Booker T. Washington (Feb. 1) very enlightening and encouraging to my faith. Praise God for the…

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No thanks

A lonely struggle to acknowledge God in the public square

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Unhealthy expectations

Patients and doctors together need a shot of reality

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Being all you can be

Black History Month should emphasize success, not victimhood

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