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The Art of the Heart
Paul S. Rees|
Evaluating Ellul
Four respond-pro and con-to Ellul's understanding of Mammon.
William Pannell, Miriam Adeney, Harold Lindsell, and Ronald Nash|
The Perplexing Faith of Abraham Lincoln
His manifest trust in God, alongside his unconventional piety, confounds us still.
Mark Noll|
The Mystery of Death
At the highest moments, we are overtaken by the dread of mortality.
Helmut Thielicke|
Soviet Union Continues Its Campaign against Believers
Jaryl Strong|
Editorial
What It Takes to Fight Pornography
Tom Minnery|
Unexpected Allies
Eugene H. Peterson|
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: February 1, 1985
Does the Constitution Allow Private-School Students to Receive Public Assistance?
Refiner’s Fire: Troubador of the Kingdom
Michael G. Smith|
‘Cheap’ Degrees: Are They Worth It?
Those who aspire to "easy" degrees hurt themselves and others.
Randy Frame|
Open Windows
Exulting in Monotony
Philip Yancey|
A Conversation with Carl Henry about the New Physics
Interview by Beth Spring|
School Board Bans Open Forums to Prohibit a Student Prayer Group
The Church in China: Another View
Ralph Covell|
Three More Evangelicals in Greece Receive Jail Terms for Proselytizing
Protests Lead to Removal of Pornographic Magazines from More than 5,000 Stores
Heather Conley|
Gallup Poll Shows Anglican Clergy More Orthodox than the Laity
Religious News Service|
Claiming the Molten Moment
The Spirit presents opportunities for growth in character. It is crucial not to miss them .
Bruce Thielemann|
Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: February 1, 1985

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