The Agony of deceit
By: edited by Michael Horton
Contributors: Horton, Michael Scott
Edition: Paperback ed
Publisher: Moody Press; Brand: Moody Pr; Moody Pub
Published: 1992
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 280
Subjects: Evangelists -- United States; Television in religion -- United States; Heresies, Christian -- United States
Other titles: What some TV preachers are really teaching
Notes: Jacket subtitle: What some TV preachers are really teaching

Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: The agony of deceit: why this book? / Michael Horton; title: A serious charge / R.C. Sproul; title: Settling for mud pies / Art Lindsley; title: Scripture-twisting / Henry Krabbendam; title: You shall be as gods / Walter Martin; title: Who do televangelists say that I am? / Rod Rosenbladt; title: The TV gospel / Michael Horton; title: The TV church / W. Robert Godfrey; title: Faith-healing and the sovereignty of God / C. Everett Koop; title: TV and evangelism: unequally yoked? / Quentin Schultze; title: An atmosphere of alienation / John Dart; title: Practical suggestions for media involvement / Ken Curtis; title: Send no money to Martin Luther / Joel Nederhood; title: Toward a second reformation / Michael Horton