Book Briefs: August 31, 1973

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Christianity Today August 31, 1973

Editor’s Note …

L. Nelson Bell: In Memoriam

Harold Lindsell

The Urgent Gentleman

David E. Kucharsky

Chemnitz on Trent—An Unanswered Challenge

Great Awakening: The First American Revolution

Lynn R. Wessell

Eutychus and His Kin: August 31, 1973

Editorial

Breaking out of Beige

Subsidized Blasphemy

Made in England

Space-Age Spin-Off

The Alternatives in ‘If’

The Minister’s Workshop: Without These, Don’t Start

Ted Patrick Acquitted: Open Season for Deprogammers

Edward E. Plowman

Children: Soft on Parents

Discovering Jesus, 1973

Who Speaks for Christianity in Your Library?

Our Latest

A dove symbolizing the Holy Spirit.

Public Theology Project

A Real Revival Is Not Controllable

It implies a movement of the Spirit, not just a boost in numbers.

From Our Community

For Vince Bacote, the Black Evangelical Story Has Something for Everyone

The theologian behind a recent documentary on what compelled him to tell a challenging and beautiful story.

Tribalism Comes with a Warning Label

When tribalism turns us inward, we live like the rest of the world apart from the gospel.

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Wonderology

Synapse and the Soul

Is my brain me?

Excerpt

Shutdown Highlights Challenges in Rural Health Care

The Bulletin with Kevin Stansbury

Small-town doctors grapple with looming budget cuts and lack of support.

A speech bubble with an embryo shape.

There’s No Shame in Talking About Pregnancy Loss

Eli and Hannah’s conversation in 1 Samuel holds wisdom for Christians on how to care for people who have lost babies or experience infertility.

The Russell Moore Show

JD Greear on What Culture Wars Are Doing to Us

What if the real radicals right now are the ones who refuse to join the outrage mobs?

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Review

Our Weary World Needs a Sigh of Relief

David Zahl explores the underappreciated power of God’s grace to lift our earthly burdens.