Christianity Today

May 15, 1987

Volume 31, Number 8

June 12, 1987

April 17, 1987

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.

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Letters

An Accidental Author

Liberation Theology Is Remarkably Protestant

C. Rene Padilla and Andres Tapia

Editorial

The Bakker Tragedy

One man’s downfall underscores the danger of mixing television and ministry.

Politics Test Korean Church

The Church the Gang of Four Built

Sharon E. Mumper

The Deadly Sin

Unbelief is hazardous to your health, but doubt can give you hope.

Financing the Great Commission

David L. Mckenna

Biblical Guidelines for Asking and Giving

Eugene B. Habecker

Forum: The Institute Talks to Fund Raisers

How to Raise a Billion

ECFA Standards for Fund Raising

Reclaiming Our Honor

Kenneth S. Kantzer

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from May 15, 1987

Weaving a Seamless Garment out of Peace, Freedom, and Security

The National Association of Evangelicals seeks response to its guidelines on war and peace.

German Scholar Faults Marxism as Liberation Theology’s Basis

Can Music Be the Instrument of Racial Reconciliation?

North American Scene from May 15, 1987

Supreme Court Hears Challenge to Church Hiring Policies

One Mother’s Crusade against Drug Abuse

Should Government Help Kids Attend Private Schools?

Parents concerned about education alternatives seek federal assistance with tuition costs.

Black Christians Find Unity in Missions and Evangelism

World Scene from May 15, 1987

Responding to the Failures of Government

Book Briefs: May 15, 1987

The “Good Life” Wasn’t Good Enough

Only A Glimpse of Grace

The Fear of Doing Nothing

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