Christianity Today

September 6, 1985

Volume 29, Number 12

September 20, 1985

August 9, 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: September 6, 1985

Satan Scores Twice

Editorial

A Man Under Orders

Kenneth S. Kantzer

“Hunger Is No Longer Necessary”

An interview by Barbara Thompson

Bread for the World’s Arthur Simon talks candidly about the politics of feeding the hungry.

The Pitfalls of Positive Thinking

Donald McCullough

Unfulfilled dreams are a fact of life.

Standing Tough against All Odds

Charles W. Colson

His 40-year struggle against slavery makes William Wilberforce a model of Christian persistence.

Animal Rights: How Much Pain Is a Cure Worth?

John R. Boyce with Christopher Lutes

A veterinarian confronts the ethics of animal experimentation.

Book Briefs: September 6, 1985

Youth Congress ’85: A Call to Change the World

Visitors See Signs of Strong Evangelical Faith in China

Tom Goosmann and Edward E. Plowman

How Will the Democrats Answer Evangelical Concerns?

Tensions between Church and State in Nicaragua Pose Dilemma for U.S. Christians

Billy Graham’s Los Angeles Crusade Evokes Memories of His 1949 Tent Meeting

Contributor

A Nobel Laureate Speaks in Defense of Unborn Life

U.S. Churches Debate Abortion, South Africa, and Pornography

Two U.S. Groups Cancel Joint Trip to Nicaragua

Does Your Youth Ministry Measure Up?

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