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Volume 38
1994 |
Displaying 61 - 80 of 249 articles.
Cosmic Combat: The Other Side of Christmas
Philip Yancey
Cosmic Combat: The Other Side of Christmas, Part 2
Philip Yancey
COVER: Reaching the First Post-Christian Generation
Raised in a world of MTV, AIDS, and a trillion-dollar debt, Generation X is making new demands on the church
Andres Tapia
COVER: Re-engineering the Seminary?
Crisis of credibility forces change.
Timothy C. Morgan, with reports from Thomas S. Giles
CRC Vote Overturns Women's Ordination
Randy Frame
'Credibility' Gap Worries Evangelists
Rusty Wright
DePaul Accused of Religious Bias
Do We Still Need the Reformation? Part 1
By Alister E. McGrath
Do We Still Need the Reformation? Part 2
Dr. Death's Dreadful Sermon
From Roe to Final Exit, there really is a slippery slope
Peter J. Bernardi, Catholic priest
EDITORIAL: Abusing Human Rights
Diane Knippers
EDITORIAL: AIDS Policy Failure
Rich Cizik, policy analyst for National Association of Evangelicals Washington office
EDITORIAL: Blinded by the 'Lite'
Dying modernity is into spirituality. What does this trend portend?
Thomas C. Oden
EDITORIAL: Cairo's Wake-up Call
Although abortion was dealt a setback at the UN population conference, post-Christian values are gaining worldwide.
Nigel M. de S. Cameron
EDITORIAL: For Whom the Bell Curves
Intellectual smugness devalues the Christian teaching that one's character is vastly more important than what one knows.
Lisa Graham McMinn, sociologist, and Mark R. McMinn, psychologist, both at Wheaton College
EDITORIAL: Married, with Children?
Fans of the traditional family should not be intimidated by bad statistics.
Glenn T. Stanton
EDITORIAL: Take Us Out of the Ball Game
Life indeed goes on, even when grown men in knickers take their gloves and go home.
Lyn Cryderman
EDITORIAL: Uncle Sam Wants Your Tithes
Courts should keep creditors' hands out of the collection plate.
Steven T. McFarland
EDITORIAL: Will Promise Keepers Keep Their Promises?
The best way for the movement to retain its credibility is to deliver on its racial-reconciliation pledge.
Howard A. Snyder
ELCA Decides to Delay Statement
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