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New today from the Century: Beth Felker Jones on The Americans, Carol Howard Merritt on wrestling with faith, more.

New today from the Century: Doug Rossinow on why Occupy failed, Kathy Grieb blogs the lectionary, more.

New today from the Century: John Buchanan on sustaining the Century, Lee Hull Moses on being surprised by volunteers, more.

New today from the Century: Melissa Tabeek on Syrian Christian refugees in Lebanon, David Heim on layers of faith in Turkey, more.

New today from the Century: The editors on the idolatry of security, James Howell reviews Augustine Thompson, more.

New today from the Century: Kyle Childress remembers Will Campbell, Martha-Lynn Corner on why she's quitting Facebook, more.

New today from the Century: Daniel Schultz on government surveillance, Randall Balmer reviews Caitlin Carenen, more.

Eric Metaxas’s take on the absence of faith in the film 42 is curious. He is right that the film downplays the role of faith in  Branch Rickey’s and Jackie Robinson’s lives. But faith is not absent, “a mysterious hole at the center of this otherwise worthy film.”

New today from the Century: Ben Dueholm on Exodus International, Rodney Clapp on To the Wonder, more.

Pulling the beam from one’s eye is not an afternoon's task. It takes a whole life of faith—and Alan Chambers's faithful words offer an honest example.

New today from the Century: Patricia Appelbaum reviews Geoffrey Plank, why Chris Brundage doesn't call God "Father" (or "Mother"), more.

New today from the Century: Jesse James DeConto on religious boundary crossing, Steve Thorngate on the people who don't fact-check David Brooks, more.

New today from the Century: LaVonne Neff reviews Robert Lustig, Kathy Grieb on the lectionary, more.

New today from the Century: Craig Barnes on grace without conversion, Lou Carlozo reviews Kris Kristofferson, more.

New today from the Century: Jason Byassee on Star Trek, Diane Roth on evangelism, more.