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June 17, 1996

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June 17, 1996

Hired Pens Subscriber access only

EDITORIAL: Promoting Renewal, Not Tribalism Subscriber access only

By Timothy George, dean of Beeson Divinity School, Samford University, and senior adviser for Christianity Today

EDITORIAL: Scalia's Foolishness Subscriber access only

Let's be fools for Christ, not plain fools.

Saint Nasty Subscriber access only

Spiritual giants care about one thing—and it's not people's feelings.

ARTICLE: Unwrapping Jesus Subscriber access only

My top ten surprises.

STEP-ing Out on Faith--and Off Welfare Subscriber access only

How a city ministry rescues the perishing from poverty and drugs.

BOOKS: Scandalous No More? Subscriber access only

Alister McGrath defends evangelical theology against its primary competitors: postliberalism, postmodernism, and pluralism.

BOOKS: The Worship Wars Subscriber access only

A bulletin from the front.

Can Haiti Be Revived? Subscriber access only

The struggle for justice receives a boost from Christian ministries.

Episcopalian Bishops Abort Heresy Trial Subscriber access only

Hope in Short Supply Amid Liberia's Chaos Subscriber access only

Washington Rally Convicts Nation of Sins Subscriber access only

Politicians Pay Homage to America's Preacher Subscriber access only

Evangelist Billy Graham issues call to repentance.

Court Strikes Down Homosexual Rights Ban Subscriber access only

COLSON: Lady with a Blue Dress On Subscriber access only

Rediscovering the Holy Spirit, Part 1 Subscriber access only

Bible scholar Gordon Fee thinks we have domesticated the Holy Spirit and missed the point of his mission

Rediscovering the Holy Spirit, Part 2 Subscriber access only

United Methodists Retain Ban on Homosexual Ordinations Subscriber access only

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