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October 24, 1994

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October 24, 1994

Back from Bulgaria Subscriber access only

SENIOR EDITORS: Get Real Subscriber access only

EDITORIAL: Cairo's Wake-up Call Subscriber access only

Although abortion was dealt a setback at the UN population conference, post-Christian values are gaining worldwide.

EDITORIAL: Take Us Out of the Ball Game Subscriber access only

Life indeed goes on, even when grown men in knickers take their gloves and go home.

ARTICLE: Shouting Heresy in the Temple of Darwin Subscriber access only

Naturalism has become the civil religion of our universities. A game plan for Christian response

ARTICLE: The Good Capitalist Subscriber access only

Michael Novak's theology of liberation

ARTICLE: Why They Helped the Jews Subscriber access only

What we can learn from the Righteous Gentiles of the Holocaust.

ARTICLE: The Translator's Tale Subscriber access only

Celebrating the five-hundredth birthday of William Tyndale, the father of the English Bible.

REFLECTIONS Subscriber access only

COVER: Re-engineering the Seminary? Subscriber access only

Crisis of credibility forces change.

PLUS: Seminary Women 'Rewrite Their Stories'

Laughter Draws Toronto Charismatic Crowds Subscriber access only

President, Quayle Tout Values Theme Subscriber access only

Ministers Decry 'Censorship' Subscriber access only

News Briefs Subscriber access only

Clinton Intervenes in RFRA Test Case Subscriber access only

Prolifers Arrested in Cairo Subscriber access only

Camping Misses End of World

Is Word-Faith Movement Out on a Limb Subscriber access only

State's Religious Ed Questioned in Nicaragua Subscriber access only

Evangelicals are leery of religious education proposal.

Haitian Relief Teams Prepare to Return Subscriber access only

Bringing the Poor to the Polls Subscriber access only

WORLD SCENE: News Briefs Subscriber access only

Tunnel Mystery Unearthed Subscriber access only

Gridiron Star Tackles Urban Inner City Problems Subscriber access only

Football star tackles nontraditional investment.

BOOKS: Getting to Yes Subscriber access only

BOOKS: Worth Mentioning Subscriber access only

Whose Feminism? Subscriber access only

PHILIP YANCEY: The Power of Writing Subscriber access only

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