Making Room for the Refugees
Many thousands of Vietnamese who fled their homeland to escape Communism are “camping out” this summer, waiting for sponsors to help them begin a new way
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Waste as a Wrong
The governor of Colorado was recently asked to recall the worst case of waste he had seen in the past year. “That’s easy,” he said. “It was one day last July, with the outside temperature at ninety-six degrees. The state building in Denver had the air conditioning on so cold that one of the secretaries Read more...
Choice Evangelical Books of 1974
Several books by evangelicals appeared last year that every Christian leader should seriously consider owning. These books should also be in all Bible-college and seminary libraries, and evangelicals should try to get public and college libraries to acquire them as well. They exemplify the best of Bible-believing scholarship, which is woefully underrepresented (when not entirely Read more...
Fifteen Turbulent Years
The last fifteen years probably have been the most turbulent in the history of the United States since the adoption of the Constitution and the
Should Nixon Resign?
All the world’s a stage And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances. So said Shakespeare. The player on
Christian Colleges Today and Tomorrow
Christian education is distinctly different from secular educational processes in that it puts knowledge and learning into the context of faith and piety, i.e., into relationship with knowledge about God and ultimate truth and with the attitudes we should adopt in the light of such knowledge. At its heart is a world and life view Read more...
Abortion and the Court
In its Roe decision, the Supreme Court has clearly decided for paganism.
J. Howard Pew, 1882–1971
When news came of the death of J. Howard Pew on November 27, some words from Second Samuel seemed an appropriate response: “A prince and a great man has
Why ‘Christianity Today’?
The vision that has animated this magazine from the beginning.
Where Is America Going?
The shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, in a land that earlier witnessed the assassination of his brother, President John F. Kennedy, and then of the
