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Billy Sunday: A Style Meant for His Time and Place
William L. Coleman|
Witness Stand
Hospitality: Optional or Commanded?
Edith Schaeffer|
Refiner’s Fire: Biblical Metaphor—More than Decoration
Harry Boonstra|
Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: December 3, 1976
Footnotes
The Making of Many Books
Carl F. H. Henry|
Witness Stand
Like a Noise of Many Waters
Edith Schaeffer|
No Dying Allowed
Richard Nilsen|
A Change of Mind in Plains
James C. Hefley|
Election Results: The Ninety-Fifth Congress: A Religious Census
Ulster Christians: No Middle Ground?
Ronald E. Wilson|
Bob Dylan: Still Blowin' in the Wind
Christianity Today reviews Dylan's work before the singer's conversion to Christianity.
The Celestial Pageantry Dating Christ’s Birth
Ernest L. Martin|
Refiner’s Fire: Bob Dylan: Still Blowin’ in the Wind
Daniel J. Evearitt|
Editor's Note
Editor's Note from December 03, 1976
How ‘Christian’ Is America?
C. Peter Wagner|
Children of War: Barricaded by Bigotry
Kenneth D. Harvey|
Current Religious Thought
An Exercise in Meaning
Bruce L. Shelley|
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: December 3, 1976
Editorial
Missionary Islam; Missions to Islam
Refiner’s Fire: Children’s Books to Buy—And Why
Cheryl Forbes|

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