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Volume 28, Number 4, Winter 2011Table of Contents
- Faith
- pp. 1-2
- Breakthroughs in Faith
- pp. 7-13
- Anatomy of Islamophobia
- pp. 14-15
- Libyan Proverbs
- pp. 16-17
- Faiths' Fault Lines
- pp. 20-33
- Turkey: Byzantine Reflections
- pp. 25-29
- Christians in Communist China
- pp. 30-33
- Vodou Lives
- pp. 50-59
- Conflict in Congo
- pp. 70-80
- Indonesia: Telling Lies
- pp. 82-91
- Science's Global Conundrums
- pp. 93-99
- Germany: Unsung Heroes
- pp. 100-108
- Across the Mongolian Steppes
- pp. 110-121