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A Thomas Nelson Ministry Resource: Youth No. 1
Dr. Jay Kesler|
Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: October 18, 1985
Redaction Criticism: Handle with Care
Kenneth S. Kantzer|
Guest Editorials
The Editors|
Charles Colson
Jane Fonda’s Farm Policies
Charles Colson|
The Episcopal Church Elects a New Presiding Bishop
David E. Sumner|
What Is God Doing through the Church in China?
Christianity Today Institute
Redaction Criticism: Is It Worth the Risk?
Carson, Hoehner, Poythress, Scholer, and Kantzer|
The Return of Apathy
Gregg Lewis|
Presbyterian Congressmen Fault Their Church’s Foreign Policy Stands
Religious News Service|
Antipornography Conference Signals Growing Commitment to Combat Obscenity
Tom Minnery|
Not Enough Children
Harold O. J. Brown|
Book Briefs
Little Brother Is Watching You
Where Have All the Babies Gone?
Klsey Menehan|
Africa: Still in Need of Daily Bread
Randy Frame|
Editor's Note
People of the Dilemma
Dennis Kinlaw|
Never on Monday
Donald L. Bubna|
World Scene: October 18, 1985
Falwell Raises a Stir by Opposing Sanctions against South Africa
Christian leaders in the United States criticize the Moral Majority leader's approach to dealing with apartheid.
Beth Spring|
The Reformation Revisited

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