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INSIDE CT: Talking 'Bout a Generation

Michael Maudlin | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

In Praise of Premise Keepers

EUTYCHUS | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

The Unrepeatable Tom Skinner

James Earl Massey | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

CHURCH IN ACTION: Closing the Ultimate Sale

Steve Rabey | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

EDITORIAL: Blinded by the 'Lite'

Dying modernity is into spirituality. What does this trend portend?
Thomas C. Oden | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

EDITORIAL: AIDS Policy Failure

Rich Cizik, policy analyst for National Association of Evangelicals Washington office | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

COVER: Reaching the First Post-Christian Generation

Raised in a world of MTV, AIDS, and a trillion-dollar debt, Generation X is making new demands on the church
Andres Tapia | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

SIDEBAR: Busters Online

Helen Lee, lee90@aol.com | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

SIDEBAR: X-ing the Church

Andres Tapia | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

ARTICLE: Testing the Spiritualities

Jame R. Edwards | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

ARTICLE: Charting Dispensationalism

Darrell L. Bock | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

SIDEBAR: Dispensationalisms of the Third Kind

Walter A. Elwell, Wheaton College, reviewer | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

ARTICLE: Clocking Out

Women are choosing to leave the workforce in increasing numbers. What does this mean for the church?
Leith Anderson | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

ARTICLE: Who's Afraid of the Holy Spirit?

The uneasy conscience of a noncharismatic evangelical.
Daniel B. Wallace, Dallas Theological Seminary | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

REFLECTIONS

Classic and contemporary excerpts
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NEWS: Hard-Core Porn Technology Hits Home

This summer's trial of Robert and Carleen Thomas was more than a routine bust of a dirtybooks distributor.
John Zipperer | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

NEWS: Urban Relocators Build Bridges

Andres Tapia | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

NEWS: Christians Aid Forgotten Guyanese Poor

In Guyana, helping people cope has become a driving passion.
John W. Kennedy | posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

NEWS: Christians Suffer Renewed Attacks

The holy war, or jihad, in the southern Philippines is getting ugly.
posted 9/12/1994 12:00AM

News Briefs

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Young Evangelicals Still at War? A Review of 'A Faith of Our Own'
Jonathan Merritt seeks a non-partisan faith, but leaving behind the left-right culture clashes is harder than it seems.

Review by Matthew Lee Anderson | posted 5/24/2012 10:45AM

Throwing Christ Over the Cliff
How the church can help the faithful stay faithful.

Leslie Leyland Fields | posted 5/24/2012 11:34AM

Brave New Web: Navigating the Conflict Between Pluralism and Freedom
Religious organizations should defend their public presence without resorting to individualism.

Review by Joseph Knippenberg | posted 5/23/2012 09:55AM

Quebec: Canada's Prodigal Province
The province's evangelicals pursue a fresh hearing for the gospel in their post-Christian culture.

Ann-Margret Hovsepian in Montreal | posted 5/22/2012 09:09AM

Teach Us to Pray: Learning from Prayer Partners in History
Great figures from church history have much to teach about talking with God.

Interview by Elesha Coffman | posted 5/22/2012 09:10AM

What Mama Heidi's World Looks Like in Mozambique
A picture of what Heidi Baker sees on a regular basis.

Photos by Gary Gnidovic | posted 5/21/2012 10:30AM

Touched by Jesus: Healing Body and Soul
Healing and the Good News move in concert.

Timothy Morgan | posted 5/21/2012 10:42AM

Black Church Barrios: African American Churches Adapt to Latino Neighbors
Shifting demographics necessitate a second look at historic churches' ministries.

C. L. Lopez | posted 5/21/2012 10:44AM

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