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Salon.com
December 7, 2005
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Peace activist Tom Fox has lived in Baghdad by the words of Jesus. Now he faces murder by terrorists. Was his mission in vain?
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With her creepy, suspenseful stories of desperate people in tight situations, Rachel Ingalls could be the next Patricia Highsmith.
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Terri Schiavo's husband starts a PAC devoted to defeating the Bible-thumping politicians who used his comatose wife as a football.
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The religious right is hyping "The Chronicles of Narnia." But just how Christian is C.S. Lewis' masterpiece?
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Years later I learn this one little word was a big deal to my roommate.
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Not wanting to give their foes free publicity, right-wing Christian groups say they won't boycott or picket "Brokeback Mountain."
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America's favorite cross-dressing, gunslinging frontier woman was less (and more) than her legend would have you think.
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A new magazine, Total 180, is targeted at moms who have "opted out." But its pages are full of despairing screams, no sex, and women who are "let out" weekly by husbands.
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How greens and villagers, and a bunch of big ceramic snowflakes, are reviving the devastated coral reefs of Indonesia.
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Nightly shootings, daily suicide attacks, deadly kidnappings and a hundred-headed insurgency have made life increasingly unbearable.
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We told the children a white lie, but on the holiday visit the adults are sure to talk.
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The Bush administration has embraced torture as a key part of the "war on terror." Finally, members of Congress, the military and the CIA are speaking out against the abuse.
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My kids are still in school -- but we feel like four years is too long to wait to be together.
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