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Issue 3, 1996

Volume 2, Number 3 · Three articles

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In this issue

  1. Church and Culture

    Changing the Vision of Heaven: Abortion and Relative Truth

    Does it matter whether truth is fixed? Terry Schlossberg argues that the church’s drift on abortion began when truth became a matter of perspective, and she turns to Scripture and the confessions for a fixed standard and a way of caring for women in crisis.

    Terry Schlossberg29 min read
  2. Church and Culture

    On Education and Self-deception

    Can education cure what is wrong with us? Dean Turbeville says it cannot, because the power of sinners to deceive themselves outruns it, and he finds the proof in the language of the abortion debate, where only a soul converted to the good can see plainly.

    Dean Turbeville5 min read
  3. Scripture

    Bible Study of the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 8

    Who do you say that I am? Susan Cyre works through Mark 8, from the feeding of the four thousand and the blind man healed in stages to Peter’s confession at Caesarea Philippi and his rebuke, with notes on blindness, the Messiah and the cross.

    Sue Cyre7 min read
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