Christianity Today

February 3, 1989

Volume 33, Number 2

February 17, 1989

January 13, 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.

Cover Story

Cover Story

Surviving the Slumps

Additional Articles

Off-the-Air Silence

Letters

Militant against Mediocrity

Kenneth S. Kantzer

Editorial

Salt Substitutes

When Mercy Hurts

Clifford Williams

Receiving God’s Grace Means Facing the Truth about Ourselves

Habits of the Hearth

Interview by Rodney Clapp

Community, Family, Religion, and Country according to Sociologist Robert Bellah

The Fear of Insignificance

Who Will Remember Me One Hundred Years from Now?

Beyond the Maintenance Mentality

DONALD MCGAVRAN

Seminaries Need to Rethink Their Commitment to the Great Commission

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from February 03, 1989

Marketing: Will Cable Operators Unplug Christian TV?

James Dobson Sued by Former Employees

Promises to Keep

AD 2000: Eleven Years to Reach the World

Two American Missionaries Are Abducted in Colombia

The “Good Book” Gets a Bad Rap in School

Canada’s Youth Are Big on God and the Family

Child Care Bills Confront New Congress

Seminary Given until December to Correct Hiring Policy

Will Emperor’s Death Bring Shinto Revival?

Interview: One of Our Own: One Man’s Struggle with AIDS

Book Briefs: February 3, 1989

Modern Art’s First Wild Man

Abortion Clinic Obsolescence

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