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Hush-hush--What makes Christian philanthropy Christian?

Cover Story | Surely it means more than simply a sanctified hand writing a check to some well-intentioned cause. While precise numbers on charitable giving by wealthy Christians are hard to come by-"these people aren't out for publicity," says one scholar-there is evidence that evangelism and Christian worldview is not the high priority it ought to be.

In this issue: "Is Christian Philanthropy Christian?," Oct. 26, 1996

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