Christianity Today

March 4, 1983

Volume 27, Number 5

March 18, 1983

February 18, 1983

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.

Eutychus and His Kin: March 4, 1983

Editorial

When Should Christians Stand against the Law?

Jimmy Carter: My Personal Faith in God

Interview by Wesley G. Pippert

The former President tells how his Christian faith shaped his presidency—and how the presidency tested his Christian faith.

Is There a New Road Ahead for Books?

By the Way: Afraid of the Right Things

The Case of the Padlocked Church: Should Christians Ever Break the Law?

Christian Conviction or Civil Disobedience?

A Legal Expert Looks beyond the Padlock

Hermeneutics: What’s All the Fus About?

Blood: The Miracle of Life Part II

President Reagan and the Bible

The Children of the Cults

Once More into the Trenches

Jesse Helms in the Dock

Refiner’s Fire: Axiological Schizophrenia: Inconsistency in Evangelical Values

Dale A. Jorgenson

Parental Pastors: Loving or Smothering?

Help for Pilgrims

Narrowing the Scholar-Preacher Gap in Old Testament Studies

Not a Bad Place to Start

Opinion from Our Readers: Labels

Review of ‘Sophie’s Choice’

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