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Theology Today: A Journal for the Millennium The journal begins the new century by going “online” and by publishing a special issue on children. by Leslie Dobbs-Allsopp Mainstream Protestants and the End of the World PTS’s Mary McIntosh Bridge Professor of American Church History reflects on how mainline Protestants have historically viewed the end time. by James H. Moorhead Dialogue in Debrecen: Science and Theology in the Work of Botond Gaal A Hungarian mathematician and theologian believes the distance between Reformed Christians in Eastern Europe and those in America, and between scientists and theologians, is getting smaller. by Barbara A. Chaapel Neighboring in Nicaragua: Stories to Change Lives PTS students spend the summer in Nicaragua and learn more than books can teach. by Rachel Frey, Michael Mann, and Callie Jackson

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