Christianity Today

February 19, 1988

Volume 32, Number 3

March 4, 1988

February 5, 1988

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.

It Doesn’t Come Easy

Letters

Mice and the Almighty

Cultivating the Killing Fields

Editorial

Beyond Sun City

Rest is not the only meaning of retirement.

Editorial

Left Face, About Face

The Mosque next Door

How do we speak the truth in love to Muslims, Hindus, and Buddhists?

Beyond the Wall

Stanley J. Grenz

Where the church suffers, there is God.

Risky Business

William H. Willimon

Marriage demands a commitment that the current generation would rather not make.

The One-Minute Ethicist

Daniel E. Maltby

Can business school ethics courses really make us better?

Special Books Section from February 19, 1988

Book Briefs: February 19, 1988

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from February 19, 1988

“I Did Not Compromise,” Says Released Evangelist

Letters and prayers of Christians cited as helpful in obtaining freedom for Soviet family.

Presbyterian Gadfly Expands Its Influence

Infighting Trims Branches of the Way International

AT&T Acts to End Phone-Sex Services

Faith Is Costly for Jewish Believers in Israel

School Board Gives in to Home Schoolers

Helping ‘Adult’ Teens Face the Eighties

Prolifers Mark 15-Year Battle for Unborn

Coalition Chief Reflects on Status of Christian Colleges

Boston Church of Christ Grows amid Controversy

North American Scene from February 19, 1988

World Scene from February 19, 1988

Charismatics Shake Hands with Activists

How Not to Spell Relief

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