Christianity Today

I am not a prude, but I do follow the bible and that means I have conservative views with regards to Christianity. Some articles were nice. But some were far too liberal and do not follow the bible teachings. It is a far different magazine than when Billy Graham was involved.I still was going to renew and continue to ignore the more liberal view articles, but Mark Galli, their Editor In Chief, made sure that didn't happen.

I began reading a friend's subscription off and on last year was extremely impressed with the quality of writing and thoughtful approach Christianity Today takes with some compelling and timely issues that surround everyday headlines. I don't mean this condescendingly, but some religious magazines I've come across in the past seem to lack an understanding of viewpoints often pushing on readers a very narrow and often erroneous viewpoint. I have found that CT often provides carefully researched and well-thought out arguments offering the reader a chance to understand the issues with enough background and insight to draw their own conclusions. As a staunch secularist myself and firm believer in allowing individual free-will, I find that CT is an intelligent read with a great understanding of both Biblical principles and theological theory. I would highly recommend this magazine.

If you're into Jesus; you'll love this mag!Hardly any advertisements and A LOT of content makes you feel like you are getting what you paid for.Very happy with this purchase!

Good reading. The church in America is changing. Articles help awareness.

Great and relevant

I had let the subscription lapse. But I'm glad to be a subscriber once again.

Every issue has at least one article that I read, but the vast majority is advertising for Christian colleges and the articles are simply not interesting to me. I won't renew my subscription.

This magazine has lost who it is - TERRIBLE!! It's nothing like when it was founded. Sad to see what it has become. Pitiful.