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God and Man at Cambridge

Cover Story | Back to the scene of the crime: In Cambridge, where early American Puritanism once reigned, relativism now holds sway. But a broad coalition of Reformation-minded evangelicals has returned with a withering indictment of American evangelicalism gone awry. They hope their work at Cambridge will spur a movement back to historic creedal Christian faith and practice. But the struggle over whether to issue a stinging condemnation or a gentle critique reveals the Cambridge Declaration as very much a work in progress.

In this issue: "The historic Christian faith," May 11, 1996

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Mailbag

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