Does the subconscious notion that fiction is deceit dull interest in the evangelical novel?

The religious reader has never had it so good.

He tried all the devices: newspaper ads, radio programs, give-away leaflets, mailing, even a coupon good for a sermon!

A discussion of Christian action in that gray area between police-court control and laissez-faire.

An earnest effort to relate academic disciplines to Christian realities.

A noted layman presents seven propositions to help evangelicals find meaning in the complex patterns of history.

A minister of forty years indulges in a bit of fantasy, sits in a pew, and surveys the church. . .