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Articles in Feb 8, 2005, issue of Christian Century

• Christian right leader says it's payback time
  by Bruce Alpert
• A great leveler: Sri Lanka's factions deal with the tsunami
  by Paul Jeffrey
• Cemetry picnic
  by Stephen Paul Bouman
• Marias full of grace
  by Stephen Paul Bouman
• Come forth
  by Paul Willis
• Occupation is the issue: a reply by Vernon Broyles
  by Vernon Broyles
• Up against Caesar: Jesus and Paul versus the empire
  by John Dart
• Repeating ourselves
• Strife in Gilead
  by Lawrence Wood
• Imagining heaven
  by John A. Carnahan
• Episcopal bishops remain defiant on gay bishop's election
• Money, morals & Israel: an exchange: the Presbyterian case for divesting from Israel
  by Vernon S. Broyles, III
• Hound of heaven
• Judge bans stickers questioning evolution
• I protest, therefore I believe
  by Miroslav Volf
• Necessary conversation
  by John M. Buchanan
• Divestment strategy is unwise, ineffective: a response by Barbara Wheeler.
  by Barbara Wheeler
• Boesak, antiapartheid activist, is pardoned
• The Reformation: a History
  by Hans J. Hillerbrand
• True evangelicals
• Pine seed angel: backyard tidings
  by Gordon Atkinson
• Demonizing Israel, whitewashing terrorism: a response by Ira Youdovin
  by Ira Youdovin
• Not good news
• To whom to donate? Check Charitywatch
• Dark secret
  by Steve Vineberg
• ELCA calls for some leeway on gay clergy
  by John Dart
• Reformation, Islamic style
• Augsburg Fortress, the Minneapolis-based publishing ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America , announced in January that it is eliminating 24 staff positions, discontinuing product lines and consolidating select overhead costs
• What crisis? Social Security has been a means by which a mobile, fragmented modern society has honored its elders
• Pastors poll: Graham is 'most influential'
• Hume comes to Syria
• Single-minded
• As the Metropolitan Community Churches prepare for the retirement this year of founder and moderator Troy Perry, the predominantly gay denomination has named a Dallas minister and business administrator, Cindi Love, as executive director
• Home security
  by Martin E. Marty
• Stuck in Darfur: refugees are 'like hens in cages'
  by Chris Herlinger
• Bush urged to work on Mideast conflict
• Upper- and lower-case questions
• Palestinians' new leader
• Glass is half full
• Using Jesus
• The antimuseum: Indian history without a guide
  by Philip Jenkins
• Deaths
• Pastor takes Bush's attendance in stride