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Reflections
Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from February 07, 1986
Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: February 7, 1986
Churches to Consider the Formation of Peacemaking Teams
Sharon Anderson|
Editorial
The Power of Porn
Kenneth S. Kantzer|
James M. Boice Becomes Head of Evangelical Ministries, Inc.
Can Seminaries Adapt to the Student of the '80s?
Four seminary presidents on "second careers" and a growing partnership with the local church.
A CT Forum|
Can Conservatives Find a Home in the National Council of Churches?
Genetic Engineering: Promise & Threat
Can we find a firm approach to the powerful new science that tampers with life's smallest components?
Dennis Chamberland|
Reflections
Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from January 17, 1986
What Can Government Do to Prevent Teen Pregnancy?
Ministries
How to Close the Back Door
James C. Bland|
Terrorism’s “Catch-22”
Charles Colson|
Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: January 17, 1986
“Good Pagans” and God’s Kingdom
Sensitive Christians would like to think that no one will be damned—but is that biblical?
J. I. Packer|
Focus on the Family Starts an Organization in Canada
Lloyd Mackey|
A Year of Major Tests for Evangelical Relief Agencies
Randy Frame|
Unlikely Allies in a Common War
Randy Frame|
Hispanic Christians in the United States
Edward E. Plowman|
Book Briefs
Seeking the Lost
David Neff|
Into the next Century: Trends Facing the Church
Carl F. H. Henry, Harold Lindsell, and more|

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