Christianity Today

October 8, 1965

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October 22, 1965

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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.

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Evangelicals in the Social Struggle

Carl F. H. Henry

The transofrming influence of twice-born individuals.

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The Continental Divide in Contemporary Theology

Landmarks in the modern doctrinal debate.

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Have Psychiatry and Religion Reached a Truce?

Orville S. Walters

Freud’s hostility toward religion is out-of-date.

Additional Articles

Editor’s Note from October 08, 1965

Carl F. H. Henry

When Sankey Sang

Bernard R. DeRemer

His dedicated voice sang churches into being.

Greek Philosophy or Biblical Truth?

Jerome F. Politzer

An Episcopalian assesses Bischop Picke’s views.

The Eternal Verities: Incarnation and Atonement

The Seal of Faith

Editorial

Love Without Law

Carl F. H. Henry

The advocates of the new morality mistakenly think modern man has outdrown moral injunctions.

Book Briefs: October 8, 1965

William B. Williamson

The Problem of the Heart

Charles W. Koller

The Fall of Man

Benjamin L. Rose

Eutychus and His Kin: October 8, 1965

Christians Caught in Kashmir Crossfire

Eustaquio Ramientos. Jr.

Vatican Liberals Win First Showdown

Negro Baptists Confer in Watts’s Wake

Germany’s Spiritual Stew

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