Christianity Today

April 4, 1986

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April 18, 1986

March 21, 1986

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: April 4, 1986

Eutychus and His Kin: April 4, 1986

Referee between Two Loves

V. Gilbert Beers

Editorial

Saving Public Education

Kenneth S. Kantzer

The Sanctification of Sport

Shirl J. Hoffman

Can the mind of Christ coexist with the killer instinct?

The Sanctification of Sport: Competition and Compassion

Robert C. Roberts

Putting the killer instinct back into its cage.

Opening the Closed Book

Many more would read the Bible if they only knew how.

Going Home to the Hidden

National Association of Evangelicals: Trying to Avoid a Midlife Crisis

Interior Secretary Donald Hodel: Balancing Preservation and Progress

Are Short-Term Volunteers the Way of the Future?

Sharon E. Mumper

Is the Strategic Defense Initiative Our Best Hedge against Nuclear War?

Christians Take Sides on Proposed Defense System

Ben Weiss, ‘Behind-the-Scenes Worker,’ Is Dead at 95

Edward E. Plowman

A New Group Studies Factors that Contribute to Successful Families

Ramifications of Artificial Intelligence

William A. Durbin, Jr.

Where Religious Freedom Is under Attack

Ethnic Minority Membership Increases in Conservative Denominations

Religious News Service

No Criminal Genes

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from April 04, 1986

The Bit Market Principle

The Most Surprising Miracle of All

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