About This Issue: November 06, 1964
Seldom has CHRISTIANITY TODAY probed more deeply into the loss of biblical mission that afflicts the contemporary Church than in this issue. Pierre Marcel warns that extension of current ideological fads could render the Church unnecessary. Clyde C. Hall, a layman, laments the widening indifference toward human need. The third in a series of articles on European theology covers the unsure search for a norm, and a related editorial (page 29) points to the loss of the relevance of European theology for the masses.
November 6 1964, Vol. 9, No. 3, Pg 2
This article is from the November 6 1964 issue.
Apathy Used to Be a Virtue. But It's Our Culture's Hidden Vice.
How acedia became the enemy of our souls.
Uche Anizor