(March 29) Samuel Atchison column: The Judas in all of us

(March 29) Terry Mattingly column: The Bruderhof will not abandon their way of dying

(March 29) Michael O'Connor column: Beware the Easter bunny

(March 29) Tom Schaefer column: Here's a lesson on church etiquette for Easter

(March 29) Joy Thompson column: Examine your image of Jesus

(March 29) Lori Borgman: Easter prompts wonder at everlasting love

(March 29) Harold Fickett column: At Easter, a world closed by death opens once more to life

(March 29) Mike McManus column: An inner-city resurrection

(March 29) Roger McGinn: Leader of the Byrds long ago turned, turned, turned to religion

(March 29) Rendering to God: Dyess chaplains shed light for military personnel

(March 29) Seeking unity: Conservative, Reform Jews say now is not the time for division

(March 29) The old, old story: Finding ways to tell children about Easter

(March 29) Switching communions: Former Episcopal priest finds new home in Catholic Church

(March 22) Guns into plowshares: Parish priest seeks to be peacemaker

(March 22) Changing funeral practices: Cremations increase as religious taboos ease in the South

(March 22) The Way of Sorrow: Devotion, scholarship collide along the Via Dolorosa

(March 22) Making hard choices: Farmer wrestles with decision on planting or preaching

(March 22) The God Pod: Inmates put faith in cellblock salvation, but critics remain skeptical

(March 22) Hope for the city: Pastor, helpers lay foundation for mission work

(March 22) Celulloid religion: America's impressions of Jesus come from film rather than Bible

(March 22) Unusual allies: Jewish leaders lend support to campaign against Christian persecution

(March 22) Joyful noises: Churches beginning to accept children's clamor

(March 22) Second careers: Those who hear call to ministry later in life gladly trade in old careers

(March 22) Spring Break: Eating pancakes and talking religion

(March 22) Michael O'Connor column: Saying is not necessarily believing

(March 22) Eli Hecht column: A computer program for the soul

(March 22) Terry Mattingly column: Great themes from the Bible

(March 22) Mike McManus column: Israeli Knesset moves to prohibit Christian evangelization

(March 22) Tom Schaefer column: Learning how to die an increasingly important subject

(March 22) Lauren Stanley column: To know the real joy of Easter, we must understand the sorrow of Good Friday

(March 15) Michael O'Connor Column: Tempers flare at trustees' meeting

(March 15) Written on Calfskin: Professor says manuscript may contain lost sayings from Jesus

(March 15) What to Believe: As unusual sightings increase, here's a vision worth following

(March 15) Living for Allah: Former boxing champ Muhammad Ali still fighting - this time prejudice

(March 15) Toe-Tapping for the Lord: Pastors say their flocks respond best to country music

(March 15) Mike McManus Column: Progress and problems in the Epsicopal Church

(March 15) Think About It: Debate over 10 Commandments in the courtroom misses the point

(March 15) No Amen, Yet: Federal judge rejects Alabama school prayer law; new law in works

(March 15) Gender Bias: What's Wrong with a woman being called to preach?

(March 15) Happy Holiday: Easter is a special time for Merry Christians

(March 15) March 21 Celebration: The 19 days leading up to their New Year give Baha'is a sense of worldwide communioin

(March 15) Tom Ehrich Column: So much said, so little heard

(March 15) Losing by Gaining: Dietitian says God can replace spiritual void that many people fill with food

(March 15) Keeping the Faith: Weigh Down Workshop puts the Lord ahead of food

(March 15) Trying for Equality: Women priests in India pose challenge to male counterparts

(March 15) Religion Digest: Oldest chamber organ ... Mormons scale down temple plans ... Amish hunters refuse to wear orange

(March 15) Making Ministry Matter: Wary of pitfalls, seminarians prepare for their calling

(March 15) Penn State Gallery: Student artist stunned by controversy, charges of anti-Catholic content

(March 15) The New Paradigm: For many Gen Xers the gospel does not compute

(March 8) Michael O'Connor Column: Beam your prayers into outer space

(March 8) Temple of the Mind: Monk has sound advice on practicing the presence of God

(March 8) Boomer Bible: Call this book the text for Bible 101

(March 8) Teen Faith Helps: Spirituality can help keep kids away from drugs and alcohol, experts say

(March 8) Church Won't Close: A congregation refuses to call it quits

(March 8) Helping Spread the Word: Stephen ministers lend an ear, support to those in need

(March 8) May the "Force" Be With You: "Star Wars" full of religious symbolism

(March 8) Banning Members? Presbyterians debate fidelity, chastity for officials, pastors

(March 8) Reports Greatly Exaggerated: Presbyterians voting chastity and marital fidelity up or down?

(March 8) Church Conventions: Another culture offers a fresh take on stale church conventions

(March 8) Mike McManus Column: John Templeton: The billionaire behind Templeton Prizes

(March 8) www.gospelcom.net: Thousands surfing the world's largest religious Web site

(March 1) A New Era Dawns: Cloned sheep has opened up a lot of ethical questions

(March 1) Chicago Tribune Editorial: What a piece of work is man, so no one should clone him

(March 1) "Like Playing God": Let's not get too excited about the possibility of cloning human beings

(March 1) There is a Difference: Clones, like twins, would not be an exact match

(March 1) Michael O'Connor Column: Cloning: Yes, we can do it, but should we do it?

(March 1) Point of Grace: Four-woman Christian group keeps turning out No. 1 songs

(March 1) Festival of Faith: Presbyterian festival to focus on C.S. Lewis

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