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The Party rules

Cover Story | In the post-Deng era, Christian conservatives hope to make a fresh start in pressing Washington to take seriously religious persecution in China

In this issue: "Beijing Marches On," March 15, 1997

Features

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Big blue goes pink

National |  Christian employees protest IBM's pro-homosexual policy

Dispatches

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Quotables

Integrity requires you to ... say something is wrong, even if there is no controlling legal authority. New York Times columnist MAUREEN DOWD on Vice President…

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This Week

Good start, but what next?!? What are we to learn from the Washington-to-Hollywood uproar over broadcast television's first TV-M presentation, Schindler's…

Reviews

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Looking up

Books |  More proof that things are not always as bad as they seem

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A Star is born

Books |  Tough-minded Star Parker preaches what she practiced

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Proving their mettle

Music |  As Pat Boone gets into trouble, B.J. Thomas tries to get out

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Culture Notes

Culture |  Recycling is catching on With the Star Wars trilogy blowing apart box office records--for movies 20 years old that much of the audience has already seen on…

Voices

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Another media coverup

A noteworthy confession puts the spotlight on lazy reporters

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Journey to the stake

Martyr Thomas Cranmer hesitated on the way

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Evangelism or disaster

Concerning China, our true defense is the offense of Christ

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