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Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from April 04, 1987
Charles G. Finney, C. S. Lewis, and more
The Law Firm of Glitz, Hype, and Schmaltz
In Maine, it’s illegal to whistle on Sunday.
Cease-Fire in the Laboratory
Working scientists find that science and faith are less and less in conflict.
The Return of the God-Hypothesis
After 300 years of science, God may make more sense than ever.
Special Books Section: April 4, 1987
Lynchburg and Other Cities on a Hill
Book Briefs: April 4, 1987
A closer look at Cairns and Bockmuehl
Responding to the AIDS Crisis
“We were frequently very discouraged by the response of many evangelicals.”
Christian Political Activist Launches a New Party
Can CHP bring Christian ethics to bear on Canada’s national political scene?
Gospel or Government?
The National Association of Evangelicals walks a tightrope at its annual convention.
A Congressman Who Would Be President
“Even if I lost, I could still be a blessing to my party and my country.”
Afghan Refugees Find Help at the Border
One of every four refugees worldwide is an Afghan.
Can Christians Hand out Gospel Tracts in Airports?
This case is a crucial test of free speech.
Can States Restrict a Minor’s Access to Abortion?
Ruling passed on Hartigan v. Zbaraz
A Battle over Sexual Morals
Are committed, faithful relationships for only inside marriage?
Suit Challenges Christian Employment Service Practices
A Washington State judge has ruled on Intercristo’s request.
Beyond Bathrobe Drama
Finding a home for Christian artists.
My Cancer and the Good Health Gospel
I had always wondered what it would be like to be told I had a malignant cancer