Christianity Today

November 20, 1987

Volume 31, Number 17

December 11, 1987

November 6, 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.

Cover Story

Cover Story

The Road to Restoration

Kenneth S. Kantzer

How should the church treat its fallen leaders?

Additional Articles

Impromptu Outline

Letters

Culture Shock on the Prairie

The Insane Dragons Meet the Unknown Vice Lords

Editorial

Embarassed Physicians

Modern medicine does not know what to do when a cure is impossible

Editorial

So Where’s the Crisis?

Are All Sins Created Equal?

The Private Lives of Public Leaders

David Augsburger

Believers once stood watch with each other. Now they have learned to wink at questionable ethical choices.

Going First Class on the Titanic

Campus ministers report on hedonism—Christian and otherwise.

Will Success Spoil the South Korean Church?

Nevius: Starting on the Right Foot

A Lot of Tired Prayer Warriors

Presbyterian, Pentecostal–or Both?

Playing for God

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from November 20, 1987

More Ferment among Southern Baptists

Two seminary officials tender their resignations, and the Washington office is put on notice.

North American Scene from November 20, 1987

Trying to Tighten the Belt of Financial Accountability

How effective are the efforts of Christian self-regulatory groups?

Addressing Family Issues

As the 1988 presidential election approaches, the family is becoming a bipartisan concern.

World Scene from November 20, 1987

Forces Line up to Do Battle over Euthanasia

What’s Ahead for the Church in Haiti?

Book Briefs: November 20, 1987

God Isn’t Fair (and I’m Glad He Isn’t)

Columnist; Contributor, Philip Yancey

All Archives