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Summer reading.(INSIDE CT)
June 1, 2009... YOU WOULD THINK that after spending hours and hours with words, the last thing the editors at CHRISTIANITY TODAY would want to do is go home and read books. Or spend their summers catching up on their reading lists. Well, you'd be wrong. To paraphrase one of the Twelve Steps, we admit...

Pilgrims' progress.(READERS WRITE)(Letter to the editor)
June 1, 2009... [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] TED OLSEN'S April cover story, "He Talked to Us on the Road," reminded me of a pilgrimage of sorts from a few years ago. In planning a New England vacation, I included a trip to Williams College in western Massachusetts in search of the Haystack Prayer Meeting...

[Cartoon].(Cartoon)
June 1, 2009... WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME WE SPENT QUALITY TIME BY OURSELVES. JUST TEXTING EACH OTHER? [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]

Conflicting histories.(READERS WRITE)(Letter to the editor)
June 1, 2009... AS EDITOR IN CHIEF of the Encyclopedia of Christian Civilization (ECC), I found C. L. Lopez's HeadLines piece "Book Brouhaha" [April, p. 15] skewed and incomplete. It ignores significant elements of the dispute and quotes uncritically and sometimes approvingly the assertions of Ecc's critics....

The nitpicky NCAA.(READERS WRITE)(Letter to the editor)
June 1, 2009... I TAKE STRONG EXCEPTION to the HeadLines brief about Abilene Christian University and its encounter with NCAA sanctions [April, p. 17]. It stated that there were "numerous ethics infractions." In the NCAA report, there were never charges of ethics violations. The violations were secondary in...

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