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Dear Prudence LINKS TO ACTUAL PAGE CONTAINING WEB SLICE FUNCTIONALITY. Most Read Articles LINKS TO ACTUAL PAGE CONTAINING WEB SLICE FUNCTIONALITY. The Slatest Noon Edition - Slate Magazine "Issue Advocacy" Provides Cover for Political Cash Iran Leader's 9/11 Claims Prompt U.N. Walkout Pakistan Cries Foul Over "Lady al-Qaida" Japan To Free Chinese Fishing Captain The Republican Addiction to Federal Spending Why Are People in Colorado So Skinny? Lithwick: NBC's Outlaw Is Deeply Cynical, Wholly Unbelievable, and Weirdly Conservative The Phoebe Prince Trials Are Now the New D.A.'s Problem
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gabfest The Fur Coat of Irony Gabfest Listen to Slate's review of the week in politics. Emily Bazelon, John Dickerson, and David Plotz Sept.24, 2010, 1:06 PM ET movies Howl When Allen Ginsberg was a cute, soulful gay boy. Dana Stevens Sept.24, 2010, 12:27 PM ET The Slatest The Slatest: Afternoon Edition Tax-exempt groups offer cover for political donations; Pakistan protests sentencing of neuroscientist; Americans have funny ideas about wealth inequality. Sept.24, 2010, 12:05 PM ET jurisprudence Why the Fox News Suit Against Robin Carnahan's Campaign Is Bogus It's legally weak and makes the network look partisan. Sonia K. Katyal and Eduardo M. Penalver Sept.24, 2010, 11:33 AM ET future tense The Politics of Climate Control What will happen when geoengineering comes to Washington? Eli Kintisch Sept.24, 2010, 10:13 AM ET future tense We Can't "Fix" the Planet There's no easy solution for climate change. It's a symptom of our man-made world. Brad Allenby Sept.24, 2010, 10:12 AM ET future tense Plan B for the Climate Rep. Bart Gordon on the policy implications of geoengineering. Bart Gordon Sept.24, 2010, 10:12 AM ET politics Tea Party Agitprop Images of the anti-Obama T-shirts and posters from this month's Tea Party protest in Washington. Angela Tchou and Dave Weigel Sept.24, 2010, 10:08 AM ET politics Wankette Socialism, masturbation, and Christine O'Donnell. William Saletan Sept.24, 2010, 7:45 AM ET history lesson Rewinding the Kennedy-Nixon Debates Did JFK really win because he looked better on television? David Greenberg Sept.24, 2010, 7:16 AM ET doublex Were '80s Movies Really All About Greed? A nostalgic review of Troop Beverly Hills. Rachel Shukert Sept.24, 2010, 7:12 AM ET Polling Can the Republicans Take Back Congress? Try to predict how many seats the GOP will have in the House and Senate. Sept.24, 2010, 7:11 AM ET Lean/Lock Play Lean/Lock: Now With Five More Races! Will Christine O'Donnell beat Chris Coons? Will Barbara Boxer hang on? Sept.24, 2010, 7:09 AM ET slate labs Welcome to Slate Labs Experiments with multimedia journalism. Sept.24, 2010, 7:09 AM ET corrections Corrections Slate's mistakes. Sept.24, 2010, 7:08 AM ET	Advertisement
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News & Culture Values Voters See Common Cause, If Not Agenda, with Tea Party Adelle M. Banks With its emphasis on lower taxes and smaller government, the "tea party" movement hasn't spent a lot of time on the social issues that animate social conservatives. Read the full article here Spiritual Life Build Radical Relationships Jeanne Doyon Jesus practiced radical love and it transformed the hearts of those He encountered. Whether with my Heavenly Father or others, healthy relationships don't just happen; they need to be cultivated and nurtured. Read the full article here The Deep Things Of God: Understanding the Trinity Fred Sanders Fred Sanders rightly argues that the gospel is inherently Trinitarian. Learn more about how the work of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in the gospel adds depth to faith and the Christian life. Read the full article here The Bible: Precious, True, Glorious Baby Talk John Piper God inspired an entire Bible of baby talk. True baby talk. Baby talk with absolute authority and power. Baby talk that is sweeter than honey and more to be desired than gold. Read the full article here Movies Bets Are Hedged with a Kinder, Gentler Gekko in Wall Street Sequel Christa Banister With its emphasis on lower taxes and smaller government, the "tea party" movement hasn't spent a lot of time on the social issues that animate social conservatives. Read the full article here Compressed Story Clips Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole Christian Hamaker In tying together multiple books, director Zack Snyder and screenwriters John Orloff and Emil Stern pack in too much and too little—too many characters in a plot that tries to cover too much ground for its 90-minute running time, leaving its characters and ideas underdeveloped. Read the full article here Staying in the Box is What Makes Buried Effective Christa Banister A heavy wooden coffin is where all of Buried takes place. Thanks to a seemingly never-ending supply of tight camera shots and rather limited lighting in those incredibly close quarters, the audience can't help feeling equally claustrophobic while tuning in. Read the full article here   FEATURED VIDEOS Breath of Life MarriageToday LIFE Today Beth Moore The Alternative Watch more Christian Video Sermons & Messages from Ministries on LightSource.com   •  Save Up To 85% on Devotionals •  Pick your classroom with Liberty •  Better Homeschooling •  Free Christian Book •  Publish Your Book Crosswalk.com is a member of the Salem Web Network of sites including: • OnePlace.com • LightSource.com • ChristianJobs.com • CrossCards.com • SermonSearch.com • Christianity.com

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