Christianity Today

January 11, 1993

Volume 37, Number 1

February 8, 1993

December 14, 1992

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.

Arrested in Rio!

Letters

Packer the Picketed Pariah

High Drama in New Harmony

Editorial

Making Friends with Galileo

How Christian Is the Green Agenda?

Loren Wilkinson

Is the Earth Alive?

Why Is the New Testament Silent about Abortion?

Michael J. Gorman

Stubborn Hope

Interview By Christopher A. Hall

Jürgen Moltmann, one of this country’s most influential theoloogians, recounts his journey from despair to trust.

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from January 11, 1993

20 Years after Roe …

Pastoral Privilege Questioned

The Emerging Sunday-School Avant-Garde

News from the North American Scene: January 11, 1993

Coping with Sexual Misconduct in the Church

United Pentecostal Church: Delicate Union May Unravel over Code of Holiness

Crumbling Churches: Inspired Partnerships Lends a Helping Hand

World Scene: January 11, 1993

Colorado: Amendment 2 Sharpens Clash over ‘Gay Rights’

Christian Journalists Examine Role in Secular Newsrooms

Book Briefs: January 11, 1993

Where the High and Mighty Meet the down and Dirty

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