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June 28, 2014 | Vol. 29, No. 13

Unequally yoked

Warren Cole Smith | Can Christian publishers owned by secular companies maintain their Christian distinctives?

June 28, 2014 | Vol. 29, No. 13

Seven more fat years

Marvin Olasky | 160 reading recommendations, 2007–2014

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Topical paradise

Janie B. Cheaney | The best books on subjects ranging from the Earth’s beginning to internet innovation

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Books of the Year

Janie B. Cheaney, Marvin Olasky | Excellence in popular theology, history, and analysis

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Words on paper

Janie B. Cheaney | Three reasons for pessimism, and three more for optimism, about the future of printed books


FEATURES

CULTURE
Books

A century ago

Onto the world war treadmill
 
FILM & TV

Finding virtue

<em>Edge of Tomorrow</em> is a sci-fi movie for the thinking man

Ida

Words and Pictures

Box Office Top 10

Music

The old ballgame

The Baseball Project adds to its impressive lineup of albums about America’s pastime
Notable CDs

Notable CDs

New or recent pop-rock&nbsp;albums
Q&A

A team effort

David Jeremiah shares marketing secrets that help Christian authors like him find readers

NOTEBOOK
Lifestyle
True compassion’s social and political effects are on display in Indianapolis
Science
Emergency workers say more people are using the ER since Obamacare took effect
Money
Timothy Geithner claims massive bailouts saved the economy, but reasons for skepticism remain
Houses of God
Edinburgh, Scotland
Technology
Google and carmakers want to bring self-driving cars to a road near you
Sports
Drew Burnett will race through the Appalachian Trail to raise money for orphans in Uganda