Christianity Today Magazine
October 26, 1998
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Books: This Present Biopolitical Darkness
In a society strongly marked by "rights" rather than social obligation, everything becomes negotiable.
October 26, 1998
Turning Back the Clock
Non-Orthodox Christians have less religious freedom than a year ago.
October 26, 1998
Editorial: The President's Small Group
Turning your life around is not a do-it-yourself project.
October 26, 1998
The Pursuing Father
What we need to know about this often misunderstood Middle Eastern parable.
October 26, 1998
The Clumsy Embrace
Croatian Miroslav Volf wanted to love his Serbian enemies; the Prodigal's father is showing him how.
October 26, 1998
The Other Brother Had a Point
What kind of world would this be if people were rewarded for squandering their families' inheritance?
October 26, 1998
Rejecting the Prodigal
The early church debated whether apostate Christians could be forgiven again.
October 26, 1998
The Missing Mother
When my prodigal son left our world, it sent me on a sojourn as well.
October 26, 1998
Wild Card Election
The Clinton factor and tensions with the GOP test the mettle of religious conservatives.
October 26, 1998
Matters of Opinion: Israel's Holocaust
A Jewish rabbi asks: Why shouldn't abortion in Israel be compared to the mass murder of Jewish children in Hitler's Europe?
October 26, 1998
Current Religious Thought: Abraham Kuyper: A Man for This Season
The surprisingly relevant advice of a Dutch statesman for engaging postmodern culture.
October 26, 1998
Directions: Veils, Kisses, and Biblical Commands
The temptation is to appeal to "common sense" as to what is time-bound and what is not.
October 26, 1998
Moms in the Crossfire
Moms absorb insanely conflicted messages about what they should or should not do.
October 26, 1998
Books: Stumped by Repentance
A dying Nazi asked concentration-camp inmate Simon Wiesenthal for forgiveness—and so he asks us, What would you have said?
October 26, 1998
Philip Yancey: What's a Heaven For?
Lewis saw belief in heaven not as wishful thinking, but as thoughtful wishing.
October 26, 1998
Famine Toll Exceeds 1 Million
More than a million people have died in North Korea during three years of floods and drought.
October 26, 1998
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