Christianity Today

October 5, 1984

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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.

Eutychus and His Kin: October 5, 1984

Editorial

The Glamorous Prostitute

How Happy Are Hookers?

When ‘Infidels’ Run for Office

The political inconsistencies of colonial evangelicals send a clear warning to Christians today.

The Naked Public Square: Without Religious Ideals, Democracy Becomes Dangerous

Richard John Neuhaus

The Creator Creativity: The Arts Call Us to Celebrate God’s Glory in Sound, Color, and Words

Frank E. Gaebelein

Election ’84 / Part 1: Republicans, Religion, and Reelection: For the First Time in Decades, People of Deep Religious Faith Are Ready Recruits in a Political War

New Ways to Honor Father & Mother: If We Don’t Act, We May Move into an Age of Resentment and Hostility toward the Elderly

At Great Risk: Tyndale, Wycliffe, John Rogers, and Others Developed the English Bible despite Harassment and Enmity

Leslie R. Keylock

A Perspective

Is Bible Knowledge Becoming Just Another Trivial Pursuit?

Canada Seeks $130 Million in Fines and Taxes from Amway

An Appeals Court Upholds Christian Publisher’s Tax-Exempt Status

Did They Find Noah’s Ark? Explorers Can’t Agree

A Christian Arts Festival Attracts England’s ‘Rebels’

Christians Fall Victim to Terrorist Violence in Peru

NCC Won’t Allow a Watchdog Group to Examine Its Financial Records

Latin American Evangelicals Gear up for Overseas Missions

All Active-Duty U.S. Soldiers Are Expected to See Dobson Film

Protestants and Jews Debate the Merits of Tuition Tax Credits

Refiner’s Fire: Jane Fonda as Proverbs’ Virtuous Woman

Frozen Fire

Columnist; Contributor

A Soldier’s Story

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