Sections
The Magazine
November 17
, 1997
Volume 41, Number 13
Read CT online anywhere you go.
Subscribers get full print and digital access, including:
- 10 award-winning print issues
- PDFs of each issue
- Full web access to ChristianityToday.com
- 60+ years of magazine archives
Already a subscriber?Log in
Subscribe now for full access.
Table of Contents
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. - Mark Galli, editor-in-chief
The new law restricting religion is part of Russia'sstruggle to redefine itself.
It's clear that men and women need each other. You would almost think someone planned it that way.
Has postmodernism penetrated the world of country-and-western music?
Barbara Dafoe Whitehead confronts our postmarriage culture.
Irish Christian band Iona defies trends, transcends tradition.
How to give media-saturated college students a Christian world-view.
Assessing a Mormon-evangelical dialogue.
William Buckley's autobiography of faith.
Classic and contemporary excerpts.
Promise Keepers draws a bead on the 'giants' of racism, family breakdown, and church disunity.
Colleges pursue a competitive edge via the Internet.
by Neil Sanderson in Auckland, New Zealand
Latin Americans begin to master mass media as a way to reach out with the gospel.
Congregations rebuild after Satanist arsons.
How are Americans to write their moral convictions into law if the courts strike those laws down?
Producers Rediscover Religious Themes
Media Follow-Up Campaign Effective
Churches Wrap Up Persecution Focus
WWJD Products Inspire Thousands
Voters End Church-Run State Schools
Venezuela Restricts Unification Church
Missionary Murdered During Robbery
Loading
