Christianity Today

September 19, 1986

Volume 30, Number 13

October 3, 1986

September 5, 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.

Spiritual Growth and Social Progress

Letters

Great George

The Good News, Brick by Brick

Editorial

Rest? Never on Sunday

The Cost of Being Black: Out of Work, out of Money, and out of Favor: A Culture at Risk

A Separate Altar: Distinctives of the Black Church

Putting First Things First: The Problems of Black Youth Demand Spiritual Solutions

What Do You Mean When You Say ‘God’?

Understanding who and what God is continues to be a challenging question for theologians and other believers.

Aging Inside-out: The Christian Paradox Is that Growing Older Means Getting Better

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from September 19, 1986

Relief Agencies Confront a Major Crisis of Their Own

Rehnquist and Scalia: What Impact Will They Have on the U.S. Supreme Court?

Of Concerts and Concerns

Friends and Foes of Pornography Commission Try to Sway Public Opinion

Analysts Say Tax Reform Measure Could Reduce Charitable Giving

Philippines Ambassador Cites the Need for Moral and Spiritual Reform

Columnist; Contributor, Philip Yancey

Christian Scientific Group Plans Response to ‘Cosmos’

Will Stiffer Sanctions Bring Positive Change?

Book Briefs: September 19, 1986

What the Sodomy Ruling Really Means

Columnist; Contributor

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