The Joy of the Whole Earth?
By T.M. Moore
Any theology of the Church must begin in a consideration of God's purpose for the Body of Christ. What did God have in mind as He sent His Son to redeem His people and send them into the world?

Divergent from Emergent
by Travis McSherley
Ask a handful of people in the pews to define the "emergent church," and you're bound to get a handful of confused looks -- or end up confused yourself.
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Of Craft and Commission
by Steve Beard
The recent passing of Charlton Heston sparked a pretty intense childhood flashback from the 1970s, when I was able to stay up past my bedtime to watch The Ten Commandments on television.

Aslan Tamed
by Alex Wainer
Some critics of the Narnia movies might ask whether they should continue, as they note that something is missing in the journey from words on a page to images on a screen.

Modern-Day Holocaust
by Angelise Anderson
What makes you a criminal? In North Korea, you could be beaten, imprisoned, and even executed, for sitting on a picture of dictator Kim Jong Il. North Korea is one of the most unrecognized human-rights tragedies of all time.

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