Christianity Today

January 15, 1988

Volume 32, Number 1

February 5, 1988

December 11, 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.

The Wireless “Word”

Letters

What Lewis Was and Wasn’t

The Penniless Gourmets

Editorial

Home to Lynchburg

Assessing Jerry Falwell after Moral Majority and the PTL.

Integrity You Can Afford

The Wireless Gospel

Quentin J. Schultze

The story of evangelical radio puts televangelism into perspective.

How to Avoid Offensive Language While Saying Absolutely Nothing

Great Commission Deadline

James W. Reapsome

Is the year 2000 a reasonable goal or an improbable dream?

Boundary Markers for Belief

James Hitchcock

We can stretch our understanding of the gospel, knowing we have reliable standards by which to measure our efforts.

Last Thoughts by the Tombstone Pizzas

Mary Ellen Ashcroft

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from January 15, 1988

Can the Prolife Movement Succeed?

After 15 years of fighting legalized abortion, prolife leaders regroup for the long haul.

Religious Groups Are Not Taking Sides on High Court Nominee

Who Holds the Key to World Evangelization?

World Scene from January 15, 1988

Striving for Peace

Church of England Synod Reaffirms Sexual Morality

Will Herbert W. Armstrong Rise Again?

Iowa Christians and the Race for the Oval Office

None of the candidates has cornered the market on churchgoers’ support.

North American Scene from January 15, 1988

Lebanon’s Suffering Church

Book Briefs: January 15, 1988

We Have No Right to Scorn

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