Christianity Today

November 19, 1965

Volume 10, Number 4

December 3, 1965

November 5, 1965

The CT archives are a rich treasure of biblical wisdom and insight from our past. Some things we would say differently today, and some stances we've changed. But overall, we're amazed at how relevant so much of this content is. We trust that you'll find it a helpful resource.

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Do the Bible’s Critics Use a Double Standard?

Edwin M. Yamauchi

An illuminationg comparison of Homeric and biblical criticism

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What Is the Bible For?

Philip Edgcumbe Hughes

Too often men approach it like a corps to be dissected.

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Translating the Bible into Life

Erasing barriers to understanding Scripture.

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Why Christians Can’t Ignore the 1.3 Billion Illiterates

The illiterate masses welcome any benefactor.

Additional Articles

Editor’s Note from November 19, 1965

Treasure for a Queen

Herbert P. Wood

“The Most valuable thing this world affords.”

Unity and Variety in New Testament Faith

George Eldon Ladd

What unifies the diverse perspectives?

Eutychus and His Kin: November 19, 1965

Editorial

Still the Word of God

A New Confession against Heresy

A Molder of Modern Theology Is Gone

Sanctification

Book Briefs: November 19, 1965

Arthur F. Glasser

The Klan’s New Krisis

Critics of U.S. Policy Win Again in NCC

Tillich’s 79-Year Quest

Vatican Inserts Limit on Liberty

Evangelical Burdens

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