Christianity Today

February 8, 1999

Volume 43, Number 2

March 1 March 1, 1999
February 8
January 11 January 11, 1999

The New Theologians: In a realm once dominated by theological liberals, many of today's top scholars are orthodox believers.

Cover Story

Features

Why I Love Small Churches

Loren Seibold

Small churches are not miniature versions of larger congregations.

Max Lucado’s Maxims

Best-selling author Max Lucado shares his struggles with prayer, goals for golf, and vision for being just like Jesus.

Baroness Caroline Cox: The Price of a Slave

“I was taken by a slave master [who] beat me and shamed me, telling me that I was like a dog.”

Was the Revolutionary War Justified?

Americans fought a war to gain the kind of freedom that Canada, New Zealand, and Australia were simply given.

Muddy Murals

Karen L. Mulder

How Hondurans are painting their future.

Tales of a Reluctant Convert and more

Lauren Winner

Anne Lamott despised Christians but couldn’t resist becoming one.

Is Orlando New Promised Land?

Mark I. Pinsky in Orlando

Chaplains Reach River Mariners

Christine J. Gardner.

Bridging Kosovo’s Deep Divisions

Tomas Dixon in Kosovo, Yugoslavia

A tiny evangelical minority has a vision for how to overcome the explosive mix of religion and nationalism.

Churches Retrain Workers

by Anil Stephen in Hong Kong

In Print-Does God Live in Your Brain

Ray Kurzweil, The Age of Spiritual Machines: When Computers Exceed Human Intelligence (Viking, 1999).

A Six-Pack of Strobel’s

Michael Maudlin, Managing Editor

$12 Million Fraud Scheme Parallels Greater Ministries

Chuck Fager in Orlando and Tampa, Florida

Group Helps Communities Curb Smut

Verla Wallace

Tough ordinances shut down porn outlets.

Hypertext-Spirituality Sightings

John Wilson

Spirituality Sightings

Editorial

A Silent Holocaust in Iraq

U.S.-supported sanctions may kill more Iraqi children than Saddam.

The Gypsy Reformation

Wendy Murray Zoba

How a reviled minority has become the catalyst for bringing the gospel of grace to Spain.

Trying Patience on for Size

Cornelius Plantinga, Jr.

If Christians are to be clothed with patience, why do so many of us feel naked?

Views

Why I Can Feel Your Pain

The “politically correct” movement often positions itself as an enemy of Christianity. Ironically, the gospel contributed the underpinnings that make the movement possible.

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