Christianity Today

December 15, 1989

Volume 33, Number 18

January 15, 1990

November 17, 1989

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.

In Other Words …

Letters

We Ask for Poor Sermons

Playing the Oxymoron Game

George Brushaber

Editorial

Epitaph for the Eighties

Under the Eye of the Big Red Machine: Open-Air Mass Evangelism Is Still Illegal in the Soviet Union, Which Made It All the More Interesting to Tag along with Luis Palau

In Solitary Cells on Winter Nights: A Conversation with Human-Rights Activist and Poet Irina Ratushinskaya and Her Husband, Igor, on the Lessons Learned in the Soviet Gulag

Hallelujah!

Philip D. Yancey

On a Memorable London Night, the Bright and Glistening Theology of Messiah Broke through My Jet-Lagged Consciousness

Bethlehem on a Budget: Planning a Church Budget and the Christmas Story Share Surprising Similarities

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from December 15, 1989

1989: A Year of Turning Points

Palestinian Christians Join Intifada Tax Protest

Whatever Happened to the Religious Right?

Awareness Week: Pornography Foes Urge Renewed Awareness

Dialogue: Presbyterians Consider Four Views on Abortion

Evolution/Creation: Educators Adopt Evolution as ‘Theory’

Holy Smoke! The Darkness Is Back

Brushed-Aside Artists Have Their Day

Interview: Wilderness Reclamation

How Prolife Protest Has Backfired

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