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December 11, 1995

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December 11, 1995

LETTERS: Evangelical scholarship Subscriber access only

December 11, 1995

EDITORIAL: De-Demonizing the UN Subscriber access only

While bloated and badly in need of reform, the UN fills a necessary role that Christians should support.
Robert A. Seiple
December 11, 1995

EDITORIAL: Slain Are the Peacemakers Subscriber access only

How Israel's hawk became a dove
Wes Pippert, director of Washington D.C. Reporting Program, U of Missouri
December 11, 1995

ARTICLE: A Sword Through Her Soul Subscriber access only

How could Jesus treat his mother that way?
Wendy Murray Zoba
December 11, 1995

The Pulpit King Subscriber access only

The passion and eloquence of Gardner Taylor, a legend among preachers.
Edward Gilbreath
December 11, 1995

BOOKS: Second-hand Abuse Subscriber access only

A husband confronts the pain of his wife's repressed memory.
Stefan Ulstein, freelance journalist based in Bellevue, Washington
December 11, 1995

BOOKS: Virtue Rediscovered Subscriber access only

Moral tales for parents and children.
Frederica Mathewes-Green
December 11, 1995

BOOKS: God Is God Subscriber access only

Roger E. Olson, Bethel
December 11, 1995

ARTS: A Guitarist in God's Court Subscriber access only

Christopher Parkening's music is dedicated to the glory of God alone.
Steve Rabey
December 11, 1995
Interview

CONVERSATIONS: God's Smuggler Confesses Subscriber access only

Brother Andrew wonders if American Christians are willing to die for anything, even their faith.
Michael Maudlin interview with Brother Andrew
December 11, 1995

Christmas Subscriber access only

Classic and contemporary excerpts.
December 11, 1995

The Son Also Rises Subscriber access only

The BGEA tabs the once-prodigal Franklin Graham to succeed his famous father.
John W. Kennedy
December 11, 1995

Graham Remains an Innovator Subscriber access only

Indoor-outdoor event the most technologically complex.
John W. Kennedy
December 11, 1995

Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke Targets 285 Million People Subscriber access only

John W. Kennedy
December 11, 1995

Religious Nonprofits Fight for Government Funds Subscriber access only

Randy Frame
December 11, 1995

'D and X' Abortion Ban Faces Presidential Veto Subscriber access only

Jennifer Ferranti
December 11, 1995

Protestants at Forefront of Tribal Reconciliation Subscriber access only

Richard Nyberg
December 11, 1995

Christian Academics Invited to Vietnam Subscriber access only

Alicia Chai
December 11, 1995

PHILIP YANCEY: A Tale of Two Sisters Subscriber access only

Can we find a place for both shame and grace?
Philip Yancey
December 11, 1995

ARTICLE: In Pursuit of Character, Part 1 Subscriber access only

Scripting our lives by the stories we choose: what's missing from the character debate.
Daniel Taylor, Behtel College
December 11, 1995

ARTICLE: In Pursuit of Character, Part 2 Subscriber access only

Daniel Taylor, Behtel College
December 11, 1995

Bishop Removed After Icon Attack in Brazil Subscriber access only

Ted Olsen
December 11, 1995

Indonesian University Rector Dispute Intensifies Subscriber access only

December 11, 1995
News

NEWS BRIEFS Subscriber access only

December 11, 1995

Operation Rescue Pounded for Protest Subscriber access only

December 11, 1995

Colson, Publishers Settle Libel Case Subscriber access only

December 11, 1995

Bennett Issues Tape to Donors Subscriber access only

December 11, 1995

Renewal Group Wary of Unity Subscriber access only

December 11, 1995

Maine Curbs on Rights Fail Subscriber access only

December 11, 1995
News

NEWS BRIEFS Subscriber access only

December 11, 1995

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