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October 7, 1996

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October 7, 1996

Palette of Forgiveness Subscriber access only

Letters Subscriber access only

Editorial: The Oprahcizing of American Politics Subscriber access only

Like everything else in our culture, the political process has been turned into a consumer commodity.

Why the Devil takes VISA

A Christian response to the triumph of consumerism.

One Lord, One Faith, One Voice? Subscriber access only

A forum on the limits of politics and a search for common ground.

The Mennonites' Dirty Little Secret Subscriber access only

What Christians could learn from Menno Simons and how he rescued the Anabaptist movement.

Signs, Wonders, and Cancer Subscriber access only

Arts:Musicianaries Subscriber access only

Books:Betraying the Reformation?

Two responses to R. C. Sproul's critical assessment of the ecumenical document "Evangelicals and Catholics Together."

Books: Christmas in the Culture Wars Subscriber access only

A fable for our times

Books: Surprised by Zoe Subscriber access only

Max De Pree marvels at the frailty-and wonder-of his granddaughter's life.

Books: Prayer, Prozac, and the Healing of America Subscriber access only

Notes for a Trinitarian psychology

Conversations: John Leo's Counterpunch Morality Subscriber access only

Counterpunch Morality: How columnist John Leo challenges the moral assumptions of the cultured elite.

Reflections Subscriber access only

Candidates Court Family Values Vote Subscriber access only

Will evangelicals tip the scales in the presidential race?

Washington: Democrats Eye Recapturing Congress Subscriber access only

RFRA: Cases Test Religious Freedom Limits Subscriber access only

New Cases Test Limits of Religious Freedom

Too Holy for the World Too Worldly for the Church? Subscriber access only

Christian alternative bands look for a home.

Kuwait: Persecuted Convert Flees to America Subscriber access only

Muslim Convert Hussein Flees Kuwait for United States

Spain: Evangelicals Weary of 'Cult' Label Subscriber access only

Evangelicals Weary of Religious 'Cult' Label

Crusades: Christians Apologize for Ancient Wrongs Subscriber access only

Christians Retrace Crusaders' Steps

Philip Yancey: The Other Great Commission Subscriber access only

We have no mandate to "Christianize" the United States.

CBS Sends Mixed Signals Subscriber access only

CBS Sends Mixed Signals, Critics Say

RCA Rebukes Pastor, Church Subscriber access only

RCA Rebukes Pastor, Church

Leading Church Leaves Association Subscriber access only

Leading Church Leaves Association

Leader Dismissed Over Book Profits Subscriber access only

Leader Dismissed Over Book Profits

News Briefs Subscriber access only

Do Photos Evidence Lost Edenic River? Subscriber access only

Do Photos Evidence Lost Edenic River?

Overseas Justice Ministry Launched Subscriber access only

Overseas Justice Ministry Launched

First Woman, Layperson Elected Chair Subscriber access only

First Woman, Layperson Elected Chair

News Briefs Subscriber access only

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A top economist shares the astounding news about that little picture hanging on our refrigerator.
Bumbling the Great Commission

Bumbling the Great Commission

Is our discipleship too narrow?

The Sightless, Wordless, Helpless Theologian

The Sightless, Wordless, Helpless Theologian

How our daughter's brief life showed us eternity.

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Small Groups

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Out of Ur

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