Earthly Empires
How evangelical churches are borrowing from the business playbook
They Backed Bush -- And Expect Him To Deliver
Culture Wars Hit Corporate America
Increasingly, business must weigh in on hot social issues -- and suffer interest groups' slings and arrows
"A One-Stop Christian Destination"
Kirbyjon Caldwell, a Wharton MBA turned pastor, discusses how his vision to build a prayer center turned into something much bigger
Supersizing Salvation
No cross, no hymnals, and a strong appeal to the "unchurched" -- that approach has helped Bill Hybels build one of the country's megacongregations
Meet the Prosperity Preacher
God wants you to be successful in business, says Joel Osteen of Lakewood Church. It's a message that has made him the leading TV evangelist
Evangelism Gone Entrepreneurial
Rick Warren believes evangelism means devotion to both social issues and God. The Internet is one tool he uses to spread the word
Church of the Mighty Dollar
How do Rolls-Royces fit into God's plan? The founder of the World Changers Church International explains all
Getting Your Religious Terms Right
Can't tell the difference between the evangelicals and the seekers? Confused by the prosperity gospel? Here's a glossary to help you
The Fashion of the Christ
Corporations like Sony and Time Warner are grabbing pieces of the religious music, movie, and book markets. The losers: Small specialty stores
Willow Creek: Spreading The Gospel Of Expansion Slide Show
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Telegraph
Revealed: how an abortion puts the next baby at risk
Remembering World War II
Revisionists get it wrong.
by Victor Davis Hanson
US News
Against the odds
Gambling has become America's hottest pastime. But today's casinos truly have the upper hand.
Defending the Indefensible
Vladimir Putin and a short history of the Stalin-Hitler Pact.
by Stephen Schwartz
Uday's Oil-for-News Program
Was Al Jazeera on the take?
by Daveed Gartenstein-Ross & Eric Stakelbeck
Bolton to the Rescue
The way for the administration and the Republican Congress to deal with disarray is by winning a quick and decisive victory in the fight for John Bolton.
by William Kristol
W. Post
Foreign Insurgents in Iraq Are Mostly Saudis
Arabs reportedly lured by rapidly proliferating jihadist Web sites hailing martyrdom as the inspiration for a new generation of terrorists.
Military makeover
With a painful plan to close military bases, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld launches a new phase of reform.
Newsweek
History: Rethinking Washington
A powerful new book brings America's most remote founder back to vivid life.
Time
Out Of The XBox
Gates has bet billions of dollars on the Xbox and hasn't seen one thin dime of profit
Fly-away pensions
by George Will
Last week a judge said that United Airlines, now in its third year of bankruptcy protection, can, as a step toward leaving bankruptcy, default on four pension programs covering about 120,000 current and former employees.
Hillary vs. Allen
by Robert Novak
The Clinton-vs.-Allen forecast by the leading House members duplicates the National Journal's poll of insiders from both parties.
Modern Reformation
Good News for Bad Dads
How does knowing God as Father drastically change a father’s understanding of fatherhood? The author shows us the difference that the gospel makes for imperfect dads.
by Michael Horton
NY Post
Pride of Dublin
U2 setlist from Philadelphia, 5/14
Tour stats
40
I waited patiently for the Lord.
He inclined and heard my cry.
He brought me up out of the pit
Out of the miry clay.
I will sing, sing a new song.
I will sing, sing a new song.
How long to sing this song?
How long to sing this song?
How long, how long, how long
How long to sing this song?
You set my feet upon a rock
And made my footsteps firm.
Many will see, many will see and hear.
I will sing, sing a new song.
I will sing, sing a new song
I will sing, sing a new song.
I will sing, sing a new song
How long to sing this song?
How long to sing this song?
How long to sing this song?
How long to sing this song?
Telegraph
Revealed: how an abortion puts the next baby at risk
Remembering World War II
Revisionists get it wrong.
by Victor Davis Hanson
US News
Against the odds
Gambling has become America's hottest pastime. But today's casinos truly have the upper hand.
Defending the Indefensible
Vladimir Putin and a short history of the Stalin-Hitler Pact.
by Stephen Schwartz
Uday's Oil-for-News Program
Was Al Jazeera on the take?
by Daveed Gartenstein-Ross & Eric Stakelbeck
Bolton to the Rescue
The way for the administration and the Republican Congress to deal with disarray is by winning a quick and decisive victory in the fight for John Bolton.
by William Kristol
W. Post
Foreign Insurgents in Iraq Are Mostly Saudis
Arabs reportedly lured by rapidly proliferating jihadist Web sites hailing martyrdom as the inspiration for a new generation of terrorists.
Military makeover
With a painful plan to close military bases, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld launches a new phase of reform.
Newsweek
History: Rethinking Washington
A powerful new book brings America's most remote founder back to vivid life.
Time
Out Of The XBox
Gates has bet billions of dollars on the Xbox and hasn't seen one thin dime of profit
Fly-away pensions
by George Will
Last week a judge said that United Airlines, now in its third year of bankruptcy protection, can, as a step toward leaving bankruptcy, default on four pension programs covering about 120,000 current and former employees.
Hillary vs. Allen
by Robert Novak
The Clinton-vs.-Allen forecast by the leading House members duplicates the National Journal's poll of insiders from both parties.
Modern Reformation
Good News for Bad Dads
How does knowing God as Father drastically change a father’s understanding of fatherhood? The author shows us the difference that the gospel makes for imperfect dads.
by Michael Horton
NY Post
Pride of Dublin
U2 setlist from Philadelphia, 5/14
Tour stats
40
I waited patiently for the Lord.
He inclined and heard my cry.
He brought me up out of the pit
Out of the miry clay.
I will sing, sing a new song.
I will sing, sing a new song.
How long to sing this song?
How long to sing this song?
How long, how long, how long
How long to sing this song?
You set my feet upon a rock
And made my footsteps firm.
Many will see, many will see and hear.
I will sing, sing a new song.
I will sing, sing a new song
I will sing, sing a new song.
I will sing, sing a new song
How long to sing this song?
How long to sing this song?
How long to sing this song?
How long to sing this song?
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