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September 21, 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: September 21, 1984

Editorial

Our November Call to Conscience

Narrow Victories—Or Defeats

Frank Gaebelein: Character before Career: From My Earliest Years I Simply Knew that Dad Rang True

Gretchen Gaebelein Hull

Can Any Good Thing Come out of Hollywood?: An Interview with Producer Ken Wales

A Misunderstood Reformer: Sören Kierkegaard Has Burst on the Consciousness of the Twentieth Century like a Time Bomb with a Long-Delayed Fuse

C. Stephen Evans

Two Brothers … Who Changed the Course of Church Singing: For 57 Years, John and Charles Wesley Wrote an Average of Three Hymns per Week

Richard D. Dinwiddie

The Jesus ‘Technique’

Virginia Stem Owens

As a Communicator He Surprised, He Befuddled, and He Was Never Predictable

These Christians Are Helping Gays Escape from Homosexual Lifestyles

A Woman Who Cares about Gays in Washington, D.C.

Intervarsity Withdraws a Book Opposed by Prolifers

Do Jehovah’s Witnesses Still Hold to Their 1984 Doomsday Deadline?

Born-Again Minnesotans Play Political Hardball

Canadian Better Business Bureaus Warn against Humbard’s Fund-Raising Letters

A Self-Styled Evangelist Stretches God’s Truth

Hatfield Is Bruised by the ‘Appearance of Impropriety’

Christians in Nepal Share Their Faith despite the Threat of Imprisonment

Poland’s Protestants Expand amid Marxists and Catholics

Hispanics Meet to Examine How U.S. Churches Respond to Them

Speaking out: Where Have All the Heroes Gone?

Refiner’s Fire: A 350-Year-Old Passion

Carol R. Thiessen

Dragons in the Church

Marshall Shelley

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