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Volume 42, Issue 2
February 9, 1998 |
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Inside CT: A Tough Choice
Michael G. Maudlin, Managing Editor
Letters: We Get Letters
Editorial: Let the Prisoners Work
Crime doesn't pay, but prison labor can benefit everyone.
Editorial: Wimber's Wonders
How much truth can We take?
South Africa's Christian experiment for finding healing from its violent past.
L. Gregory Jones
Exposing the Myth That Christians Should Not Have Emotional Problems
Dwight L. Carlson
Plus: I'm Not OK, You're Not OK
New Life Clinics' Steve Arterburn talks about why we are reluctant to be transparent about our problems.
by Michael G. Maudlin
The Alpha-Brits Are Coming
A British course for non-Christians aims to transform North American evangelistic outreach.
Timothy C. Morgan
Does Evangelical Theology Have a Future?
Roger Olson argues that a division between traditionalists and reformists threatens to end our theological consensus.
A Pilgrim on the Way
For me, theology is like a rich feast, with many dishes to enjoy and delicacies to taste.
Response Clark H. Pinnock
The Real Reformers are Traditionalists
If there is no immune system to resist heresy, there will soon be nothing but the teeming infestation of heresy.
Response Thomas C. Oden
A Theology to Die For
Theologians are not freelance scholars of religion, but trustees of the deposit of faith.
Summing up Timothy George
The 'Jackie Robinson' of Evangelism
When Howard Jones broke the race barrier on Billy Graham's platform, he faced rejection from both sides.
Edward Gilbreath
Church in Action: Seeker Sensitive on Russia's Frozen Frontier
Russian Baptists blend Orthodox culture with evangelical outreach.
by Beverly Nickles in Syktyvkar, Russia
Why We Love This Deadly Sin
Staying angry protects us from getting hurt again, but at what price?
Barbara Brown Taylor
Frederica Mathewes-Green: Don't Blame the Publishers!
Publishers are not forcing shallow books on an unwilling community.
FREDERICA MATHEWES-GREEN
Highlights: The Struggle for Lincoln's Soul
Paid in Full
The sacrifice of Calvary was not a part payment; it was a complete and perfect payment.
Charles H. Spurgeon
Books: Racism's Faces of Faith
The use and abuse of Christianity in the civil-rights struggle.
Arts: The Word Became Art
by Karen L. Mulder
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