Editor’s Note from April 12, 1974

This Easter issue explores what the Incarnation had to do with the Crucifixion (see the article by Wilfred Winget beginning on the next page) and what those two events mean for the Church today.

Paul Maier has in recent years been putting down widespread fallacies by means of some first-rate historical research. On page 8 he takes on those who question the integrity of the New Testament.

A special feature is the report on page 11 by J. D. Douglas, whom CHRISTIANITY TODAY commissioned to go to Cyprus recently and examine the tangled church-state situation there.

I announce with regret the loss of the services of Henry DeWeerd, our general manager, and Coleman Luck, one of our two advertising men.

Please remember the forthcoming (July 16–25) International Congress on World Evangelization in your prayers and stewardship. This could be a turning point in efforts to finish the task of worldwide evangelization.

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Public Theology Project

What I Learned Teaching the Same Book Twice—20 Years Apart

When I first taught through Hebrews, I understood doctrine and discipline but not disappointment and disillusionment.

You Can’t Love the Church in the Abstract

Matthew D. Love

It’s easy to say you love the church universal, the whole bride of Christ. But Scripture unmistakably calls us to love the local congregation too.

Gen Z Isn’t Asking Why Bad Things Happen to Good People

Jared Dodson

Christians have long asked how a good God can let evil happen. My students want to know when the evil will get their due.

How God Helps Me Eat on $33 Per Week

It’s a very faith-stretching way to get by, compared to trusting in a salary and benefits.

News

Kenyan Christians Battle Domestic Violence Epidemic

Harriet Chimea

Nearly half of East African women experience abuse at home. Church leaders are working to stop it.

The Russell Moore Show

HW Brands on the Patriarch of America

What does it mean to call someone the “father” of a nation?

News

Franklin Graham to Hold Evangelical Gathering in Authoritarian Belarus

Pastors of the small evangelical community are eager to unite, but religious freedom experts doubt the event will lead to greater freedoms.

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In the Beginning Was the Word, Not the State

Robert J. Joustra

An excerpt from Christ and Covenant in Global Politics: A Christian Introduction to International Relations.

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