Table Of Contents
January/February
2014
Volume 58, Number 1
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Cover Story
They didn’t set out to change history. But one modern scholar’s research shows they did just that.
Features
Our picks for the books most likely to shape evangelical life, thought, and culture.
Church or pastor? When sermons become books that make millions in royalties, the answer is important.
Like the popular Middle Eastern dish, our understanding of the Trinity relies on a delicate blend of ingredients. Did one small change to the Nicene Creed alter the recipe, or enhance the original?
Lawyer-activist Gary Haugen explains the ignored, brutal force that keeps the poor in their place.
Views
New state bills rely heavily on science. That could turn out to be a problem.
When a country borrows this much in excess, it risks spiritual bankruptcy.
Stories can teach about real-life evil—and the God who overcomes it.
Reviews
Why Christianity has the best answer to the pain that life brings.
Why a healthy society rests on the foundation of Christian joy.
Mark Amstutz looks at their longstanding involvement with issues like global poverty, sex trafficking, and religious persecution.
House of Cards shows the effectiveness—and perils—of naked ambition.
News
Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our January-February issue).
Kidnappings of Christians are surging. Some see signs of hope. Meanwhile, they're collecting funds.
A new study raises questions about the merer Christian college.
A challenge to 'buffer zones' against pro-life protesters gets a surprise hearing Wednesday, January 15.
Thinking about starting back at Genesis 1 this New Year's? Experts weigh in on whether that's the best plan.
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