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The Global Warming Smoke Screen

Cover Story | Global warming! Global warming! I must run and tell the king! Chicken Little, the king already knows. A shrewd softening-up campaign by the Clinton administration is attempting to prepare Americans for the global warming treaty that comes out of the Kyoto, Japan, summit on Dec. 1. It is hard sometimes to figure out what is going on. Scientists who make predictions based on limited data receive front-page praise. Those who say the predictions may be unreliable are often ignored. The argument is not over whether we should be good stewards of God's world; the answer is clearly yes. Yet how do we distinguish what is scientific knowledge from what is trendy hype?

In this issue: "Global Warming," Nov. 29, 1997

Features

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The blind leading the blind

Politics |  Opposing the Kyoto Conference

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Presidential character

National |  New books raise old questions about our chief executives

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The death of the party

National |  WORLD's religion correspondent remembers Anton LaVey

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Another 10,000 miles to go before I sleep

International |  The long journey is only the first hurdle in the business of international adoptions, but it's clearly a growth industry

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Fuel for thought

Politics |  Supporting the Kyoto Conference

Dispatches

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Quotables

The present tax code is about 10 times longer than the Bible, a lot more complicated, and, unlike the Bible, contains no good news. Sen. DON NICKLES…

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This Week

Law? What law? Illegal aliens in California will get to keep their welfare benefits a while longer. A federal judge in Los Angeles again blocked enforcement…

Reviews

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Film: Viewers get Beaned

Movies |  British humor works on PBS, but not on the big screen

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Books: Education and more

Books |  How homeschooling can invigorate the whole family

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Books: Replicator or creator: two worldviews clash

Books |  Scientists Pinker and Pascal travel two very different paths

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Books: 1860 or 1960?

Books |  The similarities make Cold Mountain a bestselling novel

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Culture Notes

Culture |  Mehr pornographie, bitte: Germans want more sex on TV Americans in Europe have long been taken aback by the sex and nudity shown on European television.

Voices

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Mailbag

A few bright spots Kudos to your magazine on addressing the distressing lack of quality in today's Christian fiction market ("A lot of growing up to do," Oct.

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Lost habits of the heart

Do we have the Supreme Court we deserve?

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Thanksgiving leftovers

Properly understood, our thankfulness would never grow cold

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Culture evaders, embracers

Some shared biblical truths may be driving us closer together

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