Corin th as a Test Case for Christian Living
A discussion of Paul and Luke on Corinth shows a church with the lid off. It asks whether Christians can survive in a pagan world while remaining distinct. The piece contrasts worldly behavior, Hollywood's morality, and Christian duty to influence rather than withdraw from society.
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