Christianity Today

February 5, 1988

Volume 32, Number 2

February 19, 1988

January 15, 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.

“Significant Others”

Letters

What Will Matter in 2088?

Let “Christian America” Rest in Peace

Editorial

AIDS In Your Church

Editorial

One Small Step

Holy Subversion

Columnist

The Canon: How God Gave His Word to the Church

The Christianity Today Institute invited five scholars to present differing viewpoints on the origin and nature of the Canon.

The New Testament: How Do We Know for Sure?

Providence Is Not Enough

Klyne Snodgrass

Why the Canon Still Rumbles

David G. Dunbar

Confidence in the Face of Confusion

Kenneth S. Kantzer

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from February 05, 1988

‘Radical’ the Operative Word at Urbana ‘87

Students challenged to love the unlovely, adopt simpler lifestyles, reject materialism.

Overseas Missions: What Lies Ahead?

Experts Predict Worse Famine in 1988

Gospel at Work in the Midst of Violence

Unification Church Ties Haunt New Coalition

Are followers of Sun Myung Moon expanding their influence among conservative Christians?

North American Scene from February 5, 1988

Wilkerson Leaves AG to Form Church

World Scene from February 45, 1988

Mainline Methodists Denounce Liberal Trends

Three Professors Part Paths with Dallas

Logos Struck, Cargo Lost

Couple Duels in Iowa Race

Book Briefs: February 5, 1988

Art and Soul: The “Spiritual” Roots of Abstract Art

James Johnson’s Sebastian: A Heroic Legacy

The Calling

James R. Edwards

The power of divine calling is not in how one is called but that one is called.

A Second “Calling”

The Disney Credo

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