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Attacking the future now

Cover Story | While the world discusses Iraq after Saddam, Baghdad and its operatives systematically seek to wipe out democratic opponents

In this issue: "Attacking the future now," Feb. 22, 2003

Features

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'The greatest gift'

National |  Acknowledgement of God prevalent in government circles

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Faith & works

National |  Faith-based initiatives can work. Just ask the Texas Criminal Justice Policy Council.

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Methodist mockery

National |  What part of no don't liberals in the 8.4-million-member United Methodist Church understand?

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Guidance counseling

National |  Public schools now risk losing federal money if they violate the religious freedom of students and teachers

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Dobson's dents

National |  The low national economic tide is causing many boats to run aground, and is even denting the hulls of some of the most popular denominational and parachurch…

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Rise up and roar

International |  Members of the lower caste stage a quiet revolution against laws prohibiting religious conversion

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Dog days

National |  Attack-dog lawyers in Colorado may soon be able to fetch bigger fees for bereaved pet owners by suing negligent vets for "loss of companionship."

Dispatches

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Flashtraffic: Netanyahu wary of potential attacks on Israel

The United States and Israel face the most ominous threats since 9/11, warns Israeli Foreign Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in an exclusive interview with WORLD.

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Flashtraffic: Bin Laden audiotape found

Saddam Hussein called for suicide attacks, and now comes the chilling audiotape that U.S. intelligence experts say was likely recorded by Osama bin Laden

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Flashtraffic: a silver lining to the war with Iraq?

Might there be a silver lining to the dark storm clouds of war now gathering-a new chance for peace in a post-Saddam world? Mr. Netanyahu hopes so.

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Quotables

I was like the Beverly Hillbillies! Ted Turner, in an interview with NBC News, on his rise to wealth. The cable mogul lost between $7 billion and $8 billion…

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'We really need peace here'

As war in Iraq approaches, Westerners in Israel start clearing out; meanwhile, anti-terror crackdowns in Palestinian areas create difficult, frustrating…

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Top news

1 north korea: un-moved Mohamed ElBaradei is one busy man, thanks to simultaneous weapons lawbreaking on the part of Iraq and North Korea. The International…

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Quick Takes

Network abstinence If HBO's racy Sex and the City is such a groundbreaking success, why have three of the four big broadcast networks abstained from making…

Reviews

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In the book spotlight: The Right Man

Culture |  David Frum, though not originally impressed with the Bush administration, shows his belief that Bush is, in fact, the right man.

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Bestsellers

Culture |  The five best-selling hardback nonfiction books as measured by placement on four leading lists as of Feb. 10

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Lethal 'gospel'

Culture |  Addicted to sin, Islamic terrorists believe that killing "infidels" is the only sure way to make it to heaven

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Onward, Christian soldiers

Culture |  The United States is preparing for battle, but does it have the culture to handle the Civil War epic Gods and Generals?

Voices

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Getting shelved

In our public libraries, that's not as easy as it might seem

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Mailbag

Gene Edward Veith says hearing bad language is not sinful ("Rating the ratings," Jan. 11). It is one thing to have it put upon us Christians as we move in…

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The only Christian way?

Maybe we should forget A Trip to Bountiful and take a trip to Chicago

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Washington, then and now

The decisions of our first president continue to affect us today

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