Christianity Today

February 21, 1986

Volume 30, Number 3

March 7, 1986

February 7, 1986

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.

Editor’s Note: February 21, 1986

A Message from the Publisher: February 21, 1986

Eutychus and His Kin: February 21, 1986

“Do You Believe in Hell?”

Kenneth S. Kantzer

What’s Right with Evangelical Worship

Franklin Arthur Pyles

Editorial

Violence for Fun

The Father of Church Growth

Over the past 50 years, few have influenced world evangelization as much as Donald McGavran.

The Missionary that Needs No Visa

Sharon E. Mumper

How gospel radio is reaching behind closed borders.

Does God Really Want to Be Called “Father”?

James R. Edwards

Howe we refer to God makes a difference.

Breaking the TIe that Binds

The Church-the leading provider of day car-faces a dilemma.

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from February 21, 1986

Leaders Meet to Discuss the Future of the Episcopal Church

Where Is Jerry Falwell Headed in 1986?

Remembering Martin Luther King, Jr.

Religious leaders look back on the civil rights activist’s contributions to American society.

Christians Help the Reagan Administration Assess Policies on South Africa

Missionary Statesman Oswald Smith Is Dead at 96

Successor Takes over after Death of Herbert Armstrong

Joseph M. Hopkins

Fuller Seminary Cancels Course on Signs and Wonders

Marjorie Lee Chandler

How Did Evangelicals Prepare for the Elections?

Talk-show Metaphysics

Is Art above Ethics?

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