Christianity Today

December 9, 1988

Volume 32, Number 18

January 13, 1989

November 18, 1988

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.

Beyond Where Are They Now?

Letters

No Pardon for North

Ben Johnson, Role Model?

Editorial

The Human Pesticide

Away from the Manger

Mary Ellen Ashcroft

We prefer the slumbering baby to the awesome nature of the returning Christ.

Why I Celebrate Christmas

Helmut Thielicke

Because something has happened to me, now something can happen in me.

The Upside down Freedom

Richard John Neuhaus

Getting Free

“The Generic Disease”

Jim And Phyllis Alsdurf

Addicted to Pleasure

Archibald D. Hart

The Life of Bondage in the Light of Grace

An Interview With Richard Mouw

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from December 09, 1988

The Late, Great 1988

Faces of ‘88

Voters Make Choices on Issues

Thousands Join “Rescue Movement” around Nation

A Fourth “R”?

Teens May Be Answer to Apartheid

Iranian Christians Defy “Bad-Guy” Image

Hassle-Free Abortion

Judge Hits Bakker with Fine, Bible

Mending God’s Lonely Warriors

Will Sunday School Survive?

An Alchemy of Paint

The View from Street Level

Prelude, Fugue, and Drone-Pipe

Book Briefs: December 9, 1988

Inclusive Anguish

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