October-December 1998

Volume 10, Number 4

Contents

Author

Description

Through the Editor's Eyes
Each a Different Kind
Catherine Groves Our editor looks at the nature of the differences entailed in calling oneself "a Christian" or "a New Ager," with a look to the future of the New Age Movement, as well as a retrospective glance at the Sixties Generation.

Finding the Way on Judgment Day
Mary Fogarty An internet conversation between a Christian minister and New Ager sparks a personal exploration of the author's beliefs.

A Pensive Pause
A Letter from a Father to His Son
John W. Groff, Jr. Father Groff gives advice to his adult son, who is beginning a conscious search for spiritual meaning.

There's a Mess in Here, But No Messiah Robert M. Price Dr. Price outlays his theory of a "comparative paradigm for messianism, a conceptual scheme drawn from the study of various messianic movements throughout world history."

A Peek Between the Covers
Darla Sims Darla Sims reviews a bestseller: The Bible Code by Michael Drosnin.

Plus:
The Letters Library
Advertising
And so much more!

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Contents	Author	Description
*Through the Editor's Eyes* Each a Different Kind	Catherine Groves	Our editor looks at the nature of the differences entailed in calling oneself "a Christian" or "a New Ager," with a look to the future of the New Age Movement, as well as a retrospective glance at the Sixties Generation.
Finding the Way on Judgment Day	Mary Fogarty	An internet conversation between a Christian minister and New Ager sparks a personal exploration of the author's beliefs.
*A Pensive Pause* A Letter from a Father to His Son	John W. Groff, Jr.	Father Groff gives advice to his adult son, who is beginning a conscious search for spiritual meaning.
There's a Mess in Here, But No Messiah	Robert M. Price	Dr. Price outlays his theory of a "comparative paradigm for messianism, a conceptual scheme drawn from the study of various messianic movements throughout world history."
*A Peek Between the Covers*	Darla Sims	Darla Sims reviews a bestseller: The Bible Code by Michael Drosnin.
Plus: *The Letters Library* *Advertising* *And so much more!*