Christianity Today

July 22, 1991

Volume 35, Number 8

August 19, 1991

June 24, 1991

The CT archives are a rich treasure of biblical wisdom and insight from our past. Some things we would say differently today, and some stances we've changed. But overall, we're amazed at how relevant so much of this content is. We trust that you'll find it a helpful resource.

The New Therapeutic Invasion

Letters

Speaking out: The Independent Church Myth

Missing One of Scotland’s Best

Editorial

Money Talks (and Squelches)

Women in the Confidence Gap

Sunday TV Dinner

The Hidden Gospel of the 12 Steps

Understanding the origins of the recovery movement can help Christians know how to relate to it today.

Addicts in the Pew: A Missionary to the Addicted and Abused, Dale Ryan Lays Bare the Myths, Facts, and Concepts of the Recovery Movement

Michael G. Maudlin

The Biography of God: Narrative Theologians Point to the Divine Stories that Shape Our Lives

Alister E. Mcgrath

A Voice Crying in the Rain Forest: Activist-Botanist Ghillean Prance Believes “God so Loved the World” Carries with It a Holy Obligation to Preserve What God Has Made

Columnist; Contributor

The Jogging Monk and the Exegesis of the Heart: How I Learned to Listen to God in a Room without a View

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from July 22, 1991

Prison Ministry: Getting out, Staying Out

Denominational Debate: Presbyterian Assembly Rejects Sexuality Report

Religious Right Rallies for Gay-Rights Battles

Southern Baptists: Conservatives Reign at Convention

Doctors Dispute Best-Selling Author’s Back-to-Life Story

News from the North American Scene: July 22, 1991

Evangelism: Graham Calls Scots to Ministry

Obituary: Stan Mooneyham

World Scene: July 22, 1991

News: Judge Dismisses Suit Against Family on the Focus

In Court: Judge Dismisses Suit against Focus on the Family

When Religion Makes Us Sick

Getting Better All the Time?

A Man for Others

Prime-Time Executions

Columnist; Contributor

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