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Return of the Lion

Return of the Lion

Cover Story | With Prince Caspian, Chronicles of Narnia film creators make bold departures from a beloved story: "This one is about losing faith and regaining it"

To Narnia and the North!

To Narnia and the North!

Cover Story Sidebar | Remembering the haunts that haunt C.S. Lewis' books

In this issue: "Return of the Lion," May 17, 2008

Features

Raising the bar?
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Raising the bar?

Education |  Stories of an anti-Christian purge at Baylor may not explain the Baptist university's sudden spike in tenure denials

'Green shackles'
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'Green shackles'

Environment |  A charismatic skeptic of global warming is out to expose the new shade of tyranny

Mobile blessings
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Mobile blessings

Ministry |  The gift of transport breaks down cultural and political barriers

Gift of a lifetime
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Gift of a lifetime

Health |  May has brought not only Mother's Day but the National Marrow Donor Program's "Thanks Mom" donor drive-and Diane Pearl is celebrating an answer to yet another…

Would you forgive this man?
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Would you forgive this man?

Cambodia |  The Khmer Rouge finally faces trial for its killing fields, with one leader, Comrade Duch, confessing both conversion and murder: "We killed them like…

Five little financial mistakes
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Five little financial mistakes

Personal Finance |  Left unfixed, they are anything but small

'An unstable way to live'
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'An unstable way to live'

Lifestyle/Technology |  A former nun takes by storm the life of a Hollywood screenwriter

Big money
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Big money

Charity |  Giving while you're living so you're knowing where it's going

Blowing the roof off
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Blowing the roof off

Disaster |  Myanmar's devastating cyclone may open a closed country to outsiders as never before

Looking ahead
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Looking ahead

Looking Ahead |  News to watch in the weeks to come

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Human Race

Human Race |  DIED: R. Laird Harris, a translator of the New International Version Bible and a founding faculty member of Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, died…

Marriage of convenience
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Marriage of convenience

Justice |  The United States is at times finding the International Criminal Court useful and worthy of support, but it still hasn't fallen in love with the UN body

Sentence served
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Sentence served

Crime |  Once prisoners are freed, who helps them get back on their feet? How much longer should they pay?

Borderline voters
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Borderline voters

Politics |  GOP rhetoric on immigration may be turning Hispanics away from a Republican Party that they had recently begun to embrace

Dispatches

The Buzz
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The Buzz

Need-to-know news

Endgame
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Endgame

Campaign 2008 |  Super delegates are poised to make Obama's victory sure

Quick Takes
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Quick Takes

Oddball occurrences

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Quotables

Memorable things they said

Reviews

Stark choices
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Stark choices

Movies |  Iron Man presents a superhero in search of redemption

Sly project
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Sly project

Movies |  An unlikely friendship propels satirical plot

Taking the cake
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Taking the cake

Movies |  Made of Honor high jinx runs away with its title

Family secrets
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Family secrets

Television |  Story of a search for truth is wonderfully moving

Thinking and feeling
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Thinking and feeling

Books |  A conservatism that can state a comeback will have to do both

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Notable books

Notable Books |  Four books for summer reading reviewed by Susan Olasky

Building the skyscraper down
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Building the skyscraper down

Books |  The search for happiness, says author and researcher Arthur C. Brooks, often starts in the wrong place

Time softens
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Time softens

Music |  The Clash revolution looks positively tame in retrospect

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Notable CDs

Notable CDs |  Four new or recent classical CDs reviewed by Arsenio Orteza

The dark side of Narnia
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The dark side of Narnia

Movies |  Adamson's latest chronicle captures the high-stakes battle for Aslan's kingdom

Notebook

Female feline
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Female feline

Sports |  Mexican golfer Lorena Ochoa has already captured LPGA player of the year honors twice

Voices

Don't blame racism
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Don't blame racism

Campaign 2008 |  Obama's recent setbacks are of his own making

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Mailbag

Letters from our readers

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'Issues' no longer

Cancellation of LCMS radio show raises ruckus

Diminished returns
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Diminished returns

College may not be worth the money for many students

Counter-culture
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Counter-culture

Furor over a Wheaton professor's divorce and resignation

Blood that speaks
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Blood that speaks

Remembering Matthew Phillip Wallace and company

The Harvard affair
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The Harvard affair

A colonial-era controversy offers lessons on the road to secularism

Mad missions
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Mad missions

Avoiding the soft despotism that emphasizes personal security

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