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Salting Hollywood

Cover Story | Can a Christian serve God in the secular film industry? Many are trying, and learning to survive by working together

In this issue: "Salting Hollywood," Sept. 3, 2005

Features

Destructive impulse
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Destructive impulse

Science |  Why aren't cloning advocates happier about recent stem-cell breakthroughs?

Hybrid highway
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Hybrid highway

Economy |  Fueled by pump prices, a growing number of car owners are pushing reluctant auto manufacturers into stealth mode

Here come the strings
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Here come the strings

Education |  Alaska's groundbreaking support for homeschools may be buried in state audits and new rulings

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Straight shooter

Sports |  NBA lottery pick packs big game, big money, and old-time religion

Documentary disinformation
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Documentary disinformation

Persecution |  Russia's Orthodox Church spearheads a televised, nationwide smear campaign

Woodstock it ain't
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Woodstock it ain't

Politics |  But the anti-war protests inspired by Cindy Sheehan turned Crawford, Texas, into a war zone

Trust busting
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Trust busting

Religion |  "Momentous" ruling may give local churches a trump card with liberal hierarchies: their property

Shades of red
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Shades of red

Interview |  Historian Ronald Radosh traces moviedom's left from the Popular Front to pop stars today

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Deport yourself

Igor Rotar has been on Uzbekistan's national security service blacklist for three years, but has always been able to roam the country. Until Aug. 11. The…

Dispatches

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The Buzz

A quick look at the week's biggest stories

Quick Takes
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Quick Takes

Catch of the day Massachusetts fisherman Antonio Randazzo made an unusual catch when he pulled in a net off the coast of the Bay State. Among the catch of…

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Quotables

"Any day now, we will confront massive truck-bomb explosions in our major cities and catastrophic loss of life inflicted by Middle Eastern terrorists who will

Reviews

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Bestselling CDs

Notable CDs |  The top five Internet albums according to Billboard, Aug. 20

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Red Eye

Movies |  Wes Craven's thriller succeeds through economy, pace, and casting

Murderball
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Murderball

Movies |  The documentary follows members of Team U.S.A. as they build up to the 2004 Paralympics, a competition of disabled athletes

Valiant
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Valiant

Movies |  This G-rated film contains some impressive animation, some funny dialogue, and some exciting action, but it never soars the way one expects

Notebook

True friends of labor
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True friends of labor

Money |  Every state celebrates Labor Day, but some states are better than others at actually promoting labor

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Parable of the talented

Sports |  Enamored by 40-yard-dash times and juke moves, general managers can lose sight of the warts

Voices

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Mailbag

Letters, feedback, etc.

Who would Jesus assassinate?
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Who would Jesus assassinate?

The Bible offers no warrant for Pat Robertson's fatwa

Let's make a deal
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Let's make a deal

Can both sides of the abortion debate agree not to make heroes out of those who kill?

Message movies
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Message movies

Images tell a story, but it takes words to tell the story

Truth be told
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Truth be told

Why are people prone to tell instinctive-obvious-lies?

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