Christianity Today

October 22, 1990

Volume 34, Number 15

November 5, 1990

October 8, 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.

In Winnipeg, Staying with Friends

Letters/Eutychus: October 22, 1990

Humor Is a Funny Thing

Manhattan’s Model Ministry

Angela Elwell Hunt

Editorial

Love Thy (Arab) Neighbor

America’s Anabaptists: Who They Are

What are the modern heirs of the Reformation’s peace-loving radicals up to?

America’s Anabaptists: What They Believe

Marlin E. Miller

America’s Anabaptists: Where They Are Going

Timothy K. Jones

Listening to the Fifth Gospel

The sun-baked ruins of the Holy Land have a story to tell.

Yelling “Fire” in a Crowded Art Gallery

Stephen V. Monsma

Are there no limits to artistic freedom of expression?

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from October 22, 1990

Abortion’s New Battlefields

Epidemic: AIDS Reshapes Africa’s Future

Seminary May Lose Accreditation

Sects Target New Areas, Make Subtle Changes

J. Isamu Yamamoto

Episcopal Church: Bishops Narrowly Reject Homosexual Ordination

News from the North American Scene: October 22, 1990

Obituary: F. F. Bruce

Baby Boomers Rediscover Church

Feds Tell Salvation Army: Minimum Wage for Rehab

World Scene: October 22, 1990

Souter: The New Justice Remains a Mystery

Bishop’s Death Prompts Calls for Democracy

U.S. Gulf Policy Challenged

Book Briefs: October 22, 1990

A Whiff of Something Lethal

Columnist; Contributor, Philip Yancey

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