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Volume 41, Issue 3
March 3, 1997 |
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Apostle to the City
To urban expert Ray Bakke, cities are the laboratory of God's mission in the world, not a problem to be solved.
Interview by Richard A. Kauffman
Apostle to the City, Part 2
To urban expert Ray Bakke, cities are the laboratory of God's mission in the world, not a problem to be solved.
Interview by Richard A. Kauffman
Books: Into the Abyss
Reconciling faith with catastrophic loss.
Books: Of Trains and Torture
A well-told story of a small redemption.
Interview by Richard A. Kauffman
Books: PTL and Pass the Information
Almost all you want to know about religious broadcasting
Books: The Revolt
Colson: Victory over Napalm
The frail, South Vietnamese woman spoke words of forgiveness and reconciliation.
by CHARLES COLSON & Nancy Pearcey
Confederate Flag Flap Divides Pastors
Confederate Flag Flap Divides Pastors
by Dwight Moffitt in Columbia, South Carolina
Doctors & Religion
National survey of family physicians on spirituality and healing
Editorial: Life Wish
In the debate over physician-assisted suicide, is anyone listening to the soft voices of the dying and infirm?
by Diane Komp
Education: Judge Stalls Voucher Expansion
by Ted Olsen.
Evangelicals Join in Inaugural Events
Evangelicals Join in Inaugural Events
Excavations Continue Despite Cutbacks
Excavations Continue Despite Cutbacks
by Gordon Govier
Highlights: The Gospel According to Martians
by Mark Noll
Mark Noll
How Immortality Almost Killed Me
My quest for immortality and lasting significance reflects the fact that God has put eternity in the human heart.
by David P. Gushee
Indonesia: A Nation Out of Control?
Indonesia's Christian minority faces beatings, burnings, and death.
by Ethan Casey in Jakarta
Inside CT: Midwives of Francis Schaeffer
Midwives of Francis Schaeffer
by Michael G. Maudlin, Managing Editor
Letters
News Briefs
Nicaragua: New Evangelical Party Gains Political Power
by Deann Alford in Managua, Nicaragua.
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