Christianity Today

March 15, 1985

Volume 29, Number 5

April 5, 1985

March 1, 1985

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 15, 1985

Editorial

Why We Need Christian Think Tanks

Carl F. H. Henry

J. S. Bach: God’s Master Musician

Richard Dinwiddie

He expressed a profound theology in music better than anyone has ever done.

The Challenge of True Brotherhood

Barbara R. Thompson

These Anabaptist Christians are less concerned with changing socie ty than seeking the lowest place.

Extra-Curricular Activities

Harold Smith

Is the NEA forfeiting classroom excellence for its own political agenda?

“We Are Turning the Public Schools Around”

An interview with NEA president Mary Futrell.

Modern Evangelicalism Mourns the Loss of One of Its Founding Fathers

Randy Frame

Resettlement Program Could Pave the Way for Outreach among Indonesian Muslims

Sharon E. Mumper

A First-Term Congressman Looks at Faith and Politics

Born Again—And Beyond

Good Thoughts in Bad Times

The Amish Boy Saw a Murder

Harry M. Cheney

Crowded Classrooms

Leslie R. Keylock

Special emphases and upgraded recruitment portend growth for Christian colleges.

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