Barry and Susan Gardner: CT Is Balanced on Issues | Christianity Today

Barry and Susan Gardner: CT Is Balanced on Issues

CT's ability to present multiple sides to an issue builds credibility for me. Even if I'm not interested or informed on the archaea of a theological issue, I have the feeling both sides are respectful of each other, and the reader can make up his or her mind based on the presentation of informed people. That's a big plus, and I can't find that anywhere else.

Barry and Susan Gardner

Chief Financial Officer, Food for the Hungry, Phoenix, AZ, USA

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