Christianity Today

November 23, 1984

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December 14, 1984

November 9, 1984

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.

Eutychus and His Kin: November 23, 1984

Editorial

John Wesley and Megatrends

Through Head to Heart

Ernest Hemingway: Tragedy of an Evangelical Family

The Blessings of a Deep Loss: I Can Truly Say that I Have a Great Grief and that I Am a Happy Man

Fruit Pies, Popcorn, and Music: The Pilgrim Legacy Goes beyond Thanksgiving to a Love of Music Still with Us Today

Richard D. Dinwiddie

Revival Spreads in Soviet Churches despite Government Opposition

The Gospel Flourishes in the Ussr’s Second Largest City

A New Program Will Help Churches Study War and Peace

Indiana Grand Jury Indicts a Faith-Healing Preacher

Jewish Leaders Attempt to Fight Effects of Evangelism

Does the Sandinista Regime Promote Religious Freedom?

Starvation Takes Its Toll in Famine-Stricken Africa

Most Americans Say They Expect Christ to Return

North American Seminaries Enroll Record Numbers

What Makes a “Good and Faithful” Servant

David L. Mckenna

Refiner’s Fire: The Frank Capra Touch

Speaking out: Oh No! Anything but Central America

John A. Bernbaum

Praying When God Is Absent

Book Briefs: November 23, 1984

Choice Books

New & Notable Books

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