Christianity Today

April 10, 1981

Volume 25, Number 7

April 24, 1981

March 27, 1981

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.

Cover Story

Cover Story

Walking to Emmaus with the Great Physician

The perplexity of God-given hopes seemingly wrecked by God-ordained circumstances is a reality for many Christians.

Additional Articles

Editor’s Note from April 10, 1981

Eutychus and His Kin: April 10, 1981

Editorial

Values in the Public Schools: A Prerequisite to Teaching

Perfectionism: Fraught with Fruits of Self-Destruction

Schaeffer Reflects on 50 Years of Denominational Ins & Outs

Black Americans: Still Looking for the Promised Land

Clarifying ‘Values Clarification’ for the Innocent

How I Slid into Education’s Permissive Pit and Climbed out Again

The Unproclaimed Priests of Public Education

Does David Gibbs Practice Law as Well as He Preaches Church-State Separation?

Graham in Mexico: A Protestant Impact in Spite of Obstructions

United Methodists Oust Clergy Who Fail to Promote Funding

Zambia’s President Fence-Sits as Churches and Marxists Duel

The Problems and Promise for Evangelism in India

Is Church Any Place for a Wheelchair?

Refiner’s Fire: Altered States Would Alter History as Well

Reason versus Faith: Challenging the Antithesis

Book Briefs: April 10, 1981

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