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Remembering 9/11

Remembering 9/11

Cover Story | 'We have some planes.'

In this issue: "Remembering 9/11," Sept. 10, 2011

Features

'A long, unremitting campaign'
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'A long, unremitting campaign'

Remembering 9/11 |  A look at the key events since 9/11

September morn
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September morn

Remembering 9/11 |  Former Wall Street Journal editor Melanie Kirkpatrick escaped 9/11 to witness New Yorkers learning to rebuild physically and spiritually

Islam vs. liberty
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Islam vs. liberty

Remembering 9/11 |  Is a rule-obsessed religion that denies original sin and the need for grace compatible with freedom?

A place forgotten
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A place forgotten

Remembering 9/11 |  Shanksville, the site of Flight 93's crash, gets a national makeover in time for the 10th anniversary of remembering its heroes

'The day God has chosen for me'
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'The day God has chosen for me'

Remembering 9/11 |  A soldier survivor of the attack on the Pentagon remembers other soldiers who have fallen since 9/11

Children of 9/11
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Children of 9/11

Remembering 9/11 |  Discovering what terrorists could not steal away

Where were you on 9/11?
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Where were you on 9/11?

Remembering 9/11 |  The executive director of Christian Embassy in London was part of an International Prayer Breakfast at the UN

Where were you on 9/11?
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Where were you on 9/11?

Remembering 9/11 |  The head of the aid group Global Hope had been arrested by the Taliban and was in captivity in Afghanistan

Where were you on 9/11?
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Where were you on 9/11?

Remembering 9/11 |  The director of media production at International Mission Board was in Kathmandu leading a prayer retreat in Nepal for Christian workers from central and…

Where were you on 9/11?
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Where were you on 9/11?

Remembering 9/11 |  The writer was leading a women's Bible study in Amman, Jordan

Where were you on 9/11?
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Where were you on 9/11?

Remembering 9/11 |  The author was part of an investigation into the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center

Remains of the day
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Remains of the day

Remembering 9/11 |  What happened to ordinary men and women at Ground Zero helps explain why the road to reconstruct the World Trade Center has been long and torturous

Where were you on 9/11?
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Where were you on 9/11?

Remembering 9/11 |  The psychologist, author, and Westminster Theological Seminary faculty member counseled many who survived the attack

Dispatches

Seizing the moment
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Seizing the moment

Campaign 2012 |  Rick Perry makes a strong presidential candidate, but questions of 'crony capitalism' need answers

Looking Ahead
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Looking Ahead

Republican debate A reshuffled GOP candidate field means that all eyes will be on Simi Valley, Calif., on Sept. 7 when contenders for the Republican…

MLK remembered
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MLK remembered

and more news briefs

Osama bin Laden, the movie
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Osama bin Laden, the movie

Producers gain controversial access to the Pentagon

Instant legitimacy
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Instant legitimacy

It may have come too soon for Libya's rebels

Human Race
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Human Race

Survived Charles "Dale" Ostrander, 12, is making a miraculous recovery after a rip tide along the Washington coast sucked him underwater for approximately 20…

Quotables
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Quotables

"Your policy has been one which I fully understand-I'm not second-guessing." Vice President Joe Biden, in China, responding on Aug. 21 to a question about…

Quick Takes
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Quick Takes

Space cadets If there is to be a Mars colony, the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals wants in. In August, the animal-rights group wrote an open…

Cleanup continued
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Cleanup continued

On the six-month anniversary of Japan's quake disaster, discipline carries through ongoing devastation

Reviews

Powerful <em>Hour</em>
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Powerful Hour

Television |  New BBC America show offers an engrossing story of the birth of broadcast journalism

Hard times
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Hard times

Books |  Books remind us of history's forgotten lessons and give hope for times we despair

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Notable Books

Notable Books |  Four crime novels reviewed by Susan Olasky

Good business
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Good business

Q&A |  Christians have a mission to build, says Princeton's David Miller and we can do that in the working world

Tea Party Travis
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Tea Party Travis

Music |  Country superstar's new album is a family values anthology

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Notable CDs

Notable CDs |  Four noteworthy new CDs reviewed by Arsenio Orteza

<em>Spy Kids: All the Time in the World</em>
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Spy Kids: All the Time in the World

Movies |  Despite the bells and whistles, the film takes time to touch on familiar family challenges

<em>Sarah's Key</em>
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Sarah's Key

Movies |  Film uncovers the buried history of Nazi-occupied France, when the French government arrested over 13,000 Jews

Attack the Block
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Attack the Block

Movies |  This surprisingly delightful British film introduces aliens who land smack in the heart of South London's ghetto

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Box Office Top 10

Movies |  For the weekend of Aug. 19-21, according to Box Office Mojo

Notebook

Construction constricted
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Construction constricted

Money |  Rock-bottom mortgage rates cannot keep sales of new homes from falling to record lows

Raw honesty
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Raw honesty

Sports |  Colorful UFC commissioner Dana White tells it like it is

Meth madness
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Meth madness

Lifestyle |  Rural prosecutor finds a dangerous drug at the root of all kinds of crime

Handheld affections
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Handheld affections

Technology |  Christian blogger/pastor warns of iPhone idolatry

Bacteria bomb
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Bacteria bomb

Science |  Researchers may be finding a way to destroy a drug-resistant killer

Educated belief
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Educated belief

Religion |  Study upends the crude stereotypes about the religiously observant

Trinity Church
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Trinity Church

Houses of God |  New York City

Voices

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Mailbag

Letters from our readers

Closing in September
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Closing in September

Is the United States on the downward road from A to Z?

The new greatest generation
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The new greatest generation

High-schoolers on 9/11, they are becoming a generation of redeemers

Where is our treasure?
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Where is our treasure?

Worldly thinking on Social Security and retirement entices even Christians

Follow the leader
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Follow the leader

We all need trailblazers to show us how it's done and embolden us to try

Permanently offensive
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Permanently offensive

Atheists opposed to 9/11 cross may understand it better than some of its defenders

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