Who speaks for God? : confronting the world with real Christianity / [print]
Charles Colson ; [foreword by J.I. Packer.
- Westchester, Illinois : Crossway Books, (c)1985.
- 192 pages ; 23 cm.
Prologue : Colson gets 1- to 3-year term -- Who speaks for God? -- A president and a nun -- A movement, not a monument -- On Christianity and magic wands -- In search of self -- The problem of power -- Vigilante violence : looking for heroes and villains -- Watergate revisited -- A church in need of healing -- Is there evidence of the resurrection? -- Crown him Lord of all -- God isn't dead, just sick and feeble -- A case of moral AIDS -- "The church should mind its own business" -- The locked door -- The stink of sin -- Apathy and "capital punishment" -- "But, Lord--" -- The contest for men's hearts and minds -- Law and order and Romans 7 -- Human life : dignity or dust? -- Struggling for men's hearts -- Charity and freedom -- Moslem justice in South Carolina -- "Soft" on crime? -- "Forgive us our sins--" -- As we forgive others -- Crown him Lord of prime time -- The trivialization of sin -- The terrifying truth : we are normal -- Into the looking glass -- In search of the evil empire -- "The punishment of sin--" -- Can revival save America? -- A tale of two cities -- Religion and politics : the hidden peril -- Christ or culture? : lessons from abroad -- Beware of "politics as usual" -- The political illusion -- Reflections on a conversion -- Preaching and caring -- Called to faithfulness.