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Articles in Dec 25, 2007, issue of Christian Century

• Robertson's son takes over CBN
• The second encyclical from Pope Benedict XVI, warning against secular ideas of progress, has prompted a lively debate among newspaper commentators in Italy—some labeling the pope a reactionary, but others springing to the pontiff's defense
• Twentieth-Century Catholic Theologians
  by Jason Byassee
• Romney speech on faith may assure some, trouble others
• In an unprecedented protest, more than 30 bishops joined scores of priests, nuns and church activists in a sit-in near the Indian parliament in New Delhi to demand an end to the decades-old discrimination against Christian Dalits
• The Word in This World: Two Sermons by Karl Barth
• Judas is a 'demon' in new read of gospel
  by John Dart
• Anglican archbishop Desmond Tutu has received the first-ever Cathedral Prize for Advancement in Religious Understanding from the Washington National Cathedral for promoting justice, tolerance and interfaith conversation
• The UBS Greek New Testament: A Reader's Edition
• Beliefnet acquired by Fox media empire
• Living by the Word: halo effect
  by James Alison
• Chaotic imagination
  by John Petrakis
• Christmastide
  by John M. Buchanan
• Large majority of AAR scholars prefer meeting with SBL
• Living by the Word: marked for a purpose
  by Kathleen Norris
• Sound alternatives
  by Louis R. Carloso
• Buzz for a Baptist
• Stem cell advance may not end debate
• With heart and voice: it's not about the song
  by Lisa Lynne Mathis
• FEMA's trailers
  by Alan Coe
• Voices of 2002
• North American Muslims issue fatwa against terrorism
• Jewel in the heart
  by Jeff Gundy
• Peace brokers
  by James M. Wall
• What's for dinner?
  by Nancy Bedford
• Theologian Torrance, a Templeton winner, dies
• Walking lessons: the practice of pilgrimage
  by Arthur Paul Boers
• Surfeit of meaning
  by Martin E. Marty
• Vinalhaven ferry, siren song
  by Wendy Vergoz Carlsen
• NCC fills five revamped senior positions
• A second glance
  by Richard J. Mouw
• The religious right in flux
  by Kevin Eckstrom
• China-Vatican thaw?
• Wired to believe
  by Walter Brueggemann