Christianity Today

June 20, 1994

Volume 38, Number 7

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July 18, 1994

May 16 1994

May 16, 1994

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.

Does Jesus Oppose Feminism?

Letters to the Editor

I Fasted from Rush Limbaugh

My passion for the church and those in it runs deeper than my enjoyment of Rush’s witty conservative commentary.

The Congressman Who Can’t Stomach Hunger

Editorial

Culture of Disrespect

How the Feminist Establishment Hurts Women

Katherine Kersten

Rescuing Spirituality from the Cloister

Hughes Oliphant Old

The Church’s Preventive Medicine

A former President calls for Christians to add their moral voice in the health-care debate.

Gay, Proud, and Sadly Mistaken

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from June 20, 1994

Is Welfare Redeemable?

End-Times Prediction Draws Strong Following

Buffer-Zone Case Tests Free Speech

Cooperative Baptists: Moderates Reject SBC Funding Cust

Evangelism: Graham, Museum Retooling for New Generation

Clergy Misconduct: $1.75 Million Paid to Abuse Victims

World Scene: June 20, 1994

Global Population: Christians Sidelined in UN Debate

Biblical Equality: Is Male Headship Linked to Spousal Abuse?

Mental Health: ‘Normalization’ Trend in Ministry to Disabled Resisted by Churches

News from the North American Scene: June 20, 1994

Church Eyes New Mandela Government with Caution

Obituary: French Theologian Jacques Ellul Dies at 82

Postmodern Power Grab

Columnist; Contributor

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