Christianity Today

April 9, 1982

Volume 26, Number 7

April 23, 1982

March 19, 1982

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 from April 09, 1982

Eutychus and His Kin: April 9, 1982

Editorial

A Proposal to Tilt the Balance of Terror

The Ragman, the Ragman, the Christ!

Walter Wangerin, Jr.

A Celebration Feast of Forgiveness

Donald A. Burquest

Jesus Takes the Stand: An Argument to Support the Gospel Accounts

John Warwick Montgomery

The Ideal Relationship and Other Myths about Marriage

Frederick Herwaldt, Jr.

Victims of Crime Turn the Other Cheek

Victim-Offender Reconciliation Is Ultimately Practical

A Policeman’s Practical Perspective

Calculating the Fervency Factor

The Battle for the Bible, 1982: A Report from the Front

NAE’s Social Awareness Grows

Richard Pierard

Graham Will Preach in Moscow

Reining in the Jesuits

George Wallace, Ten Years Later

The Terrible Truth about that Procter and Gamble Symbol

All Isn’t Well in a Popular Christian Diet Program

COCU Still Struggles for Mainline Church Union

Two Experts Clash on the Family

Wildmon Launches a Boycott against NBC

Refiner’s Fire: A Talent Increased

Kenneth L. Gibble

Minister’s Workshop: Confessions of a Comfortable Clergyman

Herbert Sennett

Are Confessions Archaic?

Fantasy: A Reader’s Passport to Reality

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