Christianity Today

August 9, 1999

Volume 43, Number 9

September 6 September 6, 1999
August 9
July 12 July 12, 1999

Redeeming Sudan's Slaves: Will buying the freedom of one fuel the enslavement of ten? Some Christian human-rights workers say slave redemption backfires.

Cover Story

Cover Story

Redeeming Sudan’s Slaves

Americans are becoming instant abolitionists. But is the movement backfiring?

Features

Good News for the Lost, Imprisoned, Abducted, and Enslaved

Lawyers and investigators at the International Justice Mission have learned that sharing the gospel means going into the heart of darkness.

Let’s Get Physical

Motus O uses the human body to reveal the soul.

Peretti Out-Grishams Grisham

God and the Devil in the summer blockbusters.

A Postmodern Ezekiel

Michael Maudlin, Managing Editor

Will Pax TV Survive Second Season?

Family-friendly network faces survival test.

Editorial

Can I Get a Witness?

Candidate testimonies must move beyond piety to policy.

The Greatest Story Never Read

Recovering biblical literacy in the church.

I Love to Tell the Story to Those Who Know It Least

Biblical preaching in a post-Christian culture.

What’s in a Name?

Why we shouldn’t call the Old Testament the ‘Hebrew Scriptures.’

News

Views

How Evil Became Cool

The Littleton killers were mirroring in grotesque action what the adult culture advocates in abstract concepts.

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