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In the November/December issue of Poppy Dixon's Adult Christianity:

 1.  Scandals in Eden: More Selected Tales of Religious Misbehavior
 2.  Playmates Who Love the Lord: Dwayne Walker Interviewed
 3.  Critique: Which Religion is Right for My Complexion?
 4.  Witnessing: Hanging Out in the Mens Room Made Easy
 5.  The Plan: Faith in the Corporation
 6.  Two Paths: Curiosities of the Bible
 7.  Positioning the Gospel: "Jesus, CEO" Reviewed
 8.  The Business End of Religion: Ms. Poppy's Newsletter
 9.  Books They Don't Want You to Read: Illiteralist Online Bookstore
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1.  Reverend Harold Davidson, Victorian pastor to "nippies" and steel
cage contestant with lions, in round two of Kevin Lambert's "Scandals
in Eden: Selected Tales of Religious Misbehavior."

    http://www.postfun.com/pfp/features/97/nov/david.html


2.  Christian movie director Dwayne Walker, the auteur behind the cult
classics, Bible Madness, Rapture Dreams, and Spring Break Missionaries,
bares all in a candid poolside interview with editor Ms. Poppy Dixon.

    http://www.postfun.com/pfp/news/iviews/walker.html
        

3.  The debut of our free interactive feature, Critique, assists you
in selecting a religion custom-typed to your complexion! And readers'
questions answered in The Week in Fashion Prophecy.

    http://www.postfun.com/pfp/fashion/critique.html


4.  Stand and deliver or "Mommy, there's a strange man in the bathroom!" 
A photo-illustrated expose of the Christian tearoom trade.
    
    http://www.postfun.com/pfp/features/97/nov/tearoom.html
    

5.  In the Beginning there was the Plan. Business and religion join
hands in prayer. Today's reading is from the Book of Corporate Life.

    http://www.postfun.com/pfp/features/97/nov/corp.html
    

6.  Trace the steps in the way of the wicked and the path of the just.
Visit the latest blackboard lesson from the "Curiosities of the Bible."

    http://www.postfun.com/pfp/tracts/cur/path.html


7.  Have your girl call my girl. A repackaged Gospel for busy execs 
flies off the shelves. Laurie Beth Jones' 'Jesus, CEO' reviewed by
Ron Hogan of Beatrice.com 

    http://www.postfun.com/pfp/books/reviews/ceo.html
    

8.  Editor Poppy Dixon's November/December newsletter reminds you
about Buy Nothing Day and introduces the issue's goodies.
 
    http://www.postfun.com/pfp/info/letters/110197.html
    
    
9.  The Illiteralist Online bookstore offers a modest selection of
"Books they don't want you to read" including such popular favorites
as "The Bible Tells Me So: Uses and Abuses of the Holy Scriptures"
and the international bestseller "Eunuchs for the Kingdom of Heaven:
Women, Sexuality and the Catholic Church."

    http://www.postfun.com/pfp/books/welcome.html
            
    
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