Christianity Today

January 17, 1986

Volume 30, Number 1

February 7, 1986

December 13, 1985

The CT archives are a rich treasure of biblical wisdom and insight from our past. Some things we would say differently today, and some stances we've changed. But overall, we're amazed at how relevant so much of this content is. We trust that you'll find it a helpful resource.

Editor’s Note: January 17, 1986

Eutychus and His Kin: January 17, 1986

What Has Happened to Our Global Vision?

A Look Back to the Future

V. Gilbert Beers

Editorial

The Battle for Shalom

“Good Pagans” and God’s Kingdom

Sensitive Christians would like to think that no one will be damned—but is that biblical?

The Blessings of Mental Anguish

C. Stephen Evans

The Goal of the Christian Counselor Is Not to Help People Become Merely “Normal”

Called to Be Saints—Not Well-Adjusted Sinners

Vernon C. Grounds

Heresies of Holiness

The Fact that We All Sin Can Create an Atmosphere of False Security.

A Year of Major Tests for Evangelical Relief Agencies

Why Is Pat Robertson Considering a Race for the Oval Office?

An interview with the CBN host and founder.

Magazine Says Tim LaHaye Received Help from Unification Church

A New Bible Dictionary Finds a Receptive Audience

Focus on the Family Starts an Organization in Canada

Hispanic Christians in the United States

Edward E. Plowman

Football Teams Declare ‘Gospel Banners’ out of Bounds

A New Study Says Religion Is Being Excluded from Public School Textbooks

What Can Government Do to Prevent Teen Pregnancy?

Unlikely Allies in a Common War

Seeking the Lost

Into the next Century: Trends Facing the Church

Carl F. H. Henry, Harold Lindsell, and more

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from January 17, 1986

How to Close the Back Door

Terrorism’s “Catch-22”

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