Christianity Today

November 17, 1989

Volume 33, Number 17

December 15, 1989

November 3, 1989

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.

Readers Who Really Read

Letters

It Is Necessarily So

Richard N. Longenecker

One of Atlanta’s Bravest

Editorial

Healing the Church – After Bakker

Shifting into the Future Tense: Churches in the Information Age Have Tremendous Resources to Plan for the Coming Decade

Tracking America’s Soul: Our Nation’s Most Famous Pollster Talks about American Religion on the Brink of the Nineties

The New Coalitions

Carl F. H. Henry

Evangelicals Can Count on Having to Join Forces with Nonevangelicals before Significant Social Change Can Come

The Biggest Divorce: Marital Breakup May Be Traumatic for Children, but with Prayer and Loving Attention, the Wounds Can He Healed

Fruit of the Vineyard

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from November 17, 1989

Rescue Theology

Satanism: The Horror and the Hype

Interview: Hope for a Peaceful End to Apartheid

25 Years Later, Life Still Springs from Death

Believers Push Forward despite Legal Limbo

‘Wall of Separation’: A Principle in Crisis?

Justices Pass on Racketeering, Tithe Cases

Will History Be Repeated in New England?

Current Events: Ministries Come to Aid of Quake Victims

Those Were the Days, My Friend

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