Christianity Today

April 23, 1990

Volume 34, Number 7

May 14, 1990

April 9, 1990

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.

From the Berlin Wall to Rock and Roll

Letters

No Sacrifice on My Barbecue

Kenneth S. Kantzer

Why Jeff Collins Can’t Forget the Past

Editorial

The Mandela Moment

Revolution by Candlelight

The Fall and Rise of East Germany

CT Institute Essay: The Revolution that Wasn’t

After the Thaw

Following years of secrecy and stealth in penetrating the Iron Curtain, Christian ministries struggle to adjust to now-open doors.

Stag Spirituality

I Win, You Lose

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from April 23, 1990

Open Season on Christians?

Evangelicals Welcomed, but Not Their Theology

Christianity and Ecology: A Better MIX than Before

Interview: Stewardship of the Garden

New Effort: Episcopalians Launch ‘Decade of Evangelism’

News from the North American Scene: April 23, 1990

Freedom Creates New Friends, Revives Old Tensions

Mainline Denominations: Something New from Renewal Leaders

World Scene: April 23, 1990

Church Life: Study Highlights Importance of Christian Education

Christian Video Needs Quality to Grow

Conservative Groups Raise Uproar over Art Funding

The AAA Guide to the Evangelical Heartland

Czechoslovakia’s Theater of the Absurd

Columnist; Contributor, Philip Yancey

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