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SILENT NO MORE

Cover Story | THE MODERN MARTYRS: The international crisis of religious persecution takes no break as Washington deliberates its response

In this issue: "The persecuted church," Nov. 1, 1997

Features

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Time to go private?

International |  Newfoundland votes to end church control of public schools

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Canadian cold front

International |  Government initiatives against Christianity on the rise

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ECFA suspends mission over fundraising letters

National |  Financial watchdog says it's serious about truth with donors

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Hot air on warming

National |  One cheer for President Clinton on the greenhouse treaty

Dispatches

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Quotables

In the David-versus-Goliath battle between the taxpayer and the IRS, David is about to get a bigger slingshot. House Ways and Means Committee chairman BILL…

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This Week

The nation's top doc? Late in the Washington news cycle on Friday, Oct. 17, President Clinton quietly vetoed yet again legislation overwhelmingly approved by…

Reviews

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Video: Reformation on video

Video |  The lives of the Reformers make for gripping drama

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Books: Revisiting the apostle

Books |  A.N. Wilson's brilliant mind is a terrible thing to waste

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Film: 100 years ago today

Movies |  In the 19th-century vogue, Henry James is no Jane Austen

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TV: Shocking the flock

Television |  For liberal priest or sitcom pastor nothing can be sacred

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Culture Notes

Culture |  Ignoble prize The Nobel prize for literature went to Italian playwright Dario Fo, an unrepentant Marxist whose plays satirize capitalism, Italian politics,

Voices

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Mailbag

Mission impossible I was saddened to see the negative piece on mission fundraising ("But it's for a good cause," Sept. 27). If we dispense with Reid and his…

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A different tradition

Dabney, Machen warned of government entanglement

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The price of immorality

Modern medicine ignores biblical morality at its own peril

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Second thoughts

A welcome 20th anniversary; the 40th might be better

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