Who is Tony Campolo?
1. Tony Campolo, "What About Homophobia?," Prism Magazine (February, 1994), 20.
2. Tony Campolo, 20 Hot Potatoes Christians are Afraid to Touch (Dallas: Word Publishing, 1988), 111.
3. Ibid., 84.
4. Tony Campolo, How to Be Pentecostal Without Speaking in Tongues (Dallas: Word Publishing, 1991), 40.
5. Tony Campolo, How to Rescue the Earth Without Worshiping Nature (Nashville: Thomas Nelson Publishers, 1992), 94.
6. Ibid., 70.
7. Interview with Tony Campolo, "Roots and Wings," Promise Magazine (January/February, 1996): 17.
8. Tony Campolo, How To be Pentecostal Without Speaking in Tongues (Dallas: Word Publishing, 1991), 77.
9. Interview with Tony Campolo, "Roots and Wings," Promise Magazine (January/February, 1996):16

The Power of Doublespeak

1. Tony Campolo, How to Rescue the Earth Without Worshiping Nature (Nashville: Thomas Nelson Publishers, 1992), 158.
2. Tony Campolo and Gordon Aeschliman, 50 Ways You Can Help Save the Planet (Downers Grove: Intervarsity Press, 1992), 94. (Also see 50 Ways You Can Be Pro-Life, Page 151)
3. Tony Campolo, How To Rescue the Earth Without Worshiping Nature (Dallas: Word Publishing, 1992), 52-53.
4. Ibid., 140
5. Nina George Hacker, "Whose Ethics and Meaning?: The Radical Left Disguised As Religion," Family Voice Magazine (July 1996): 24-25.
6. Tony Campolo, 50 Ways You Can Help Save the Planet (Downers Grove: Intervarsity Press, 1992), 130.
7. Tony Campolo, 50 Ways You Can Be Pro-Life (Downers Grove: Intervarsity Press, 1993), 115-116.
8. William Lutz, Doublespeak, (New York: Harper and Row, 1989), 1.
9. Tony Campolo, How To Rescue the Earth Without Worshiping Nature (Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 1992), 6, 130.
10. Tony Campolo and Gordon Aeschliman, 50 Ways You Can Help Save the Planet (Downers Grove: Intervarsity Press, 1993), Resources for Action, point 46.
11.Tony Campolo and Gordon Aeschliman, 50 Ways You Can Be Pro-Life (Downers Grove: Intervarsity Press, 1993), 116.
12.Tony Campolo, How to Rescue the Earth Without Worshiping Nature (Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 1992), 151.
13. Tony Campolo, "What About Homophobia?", Prism Magazine (February 1994): 20.
14. Tony Campolo, How to Rescue the Earth Without Worshiping Nature (Nashville: Thomas Nelson Publishers, 1992), 151.
15. Tony Campolo, "Campolo Has New View of President," Minnesota Christian Chronicle (1993).
16. Tony Campolo, How To Rescue the Earth Without Worshiping Nature (Nashville: Thomas Nelson Publishers, 1992), 129-130, 163-164.
17. Ibid., Preface.
18. Tony Campolo and Gordon Aeschliman, 50 Ways You Can Be Pro-Life (Downers Grove: Intervarsity, 1993), 115.
19. Ibid.
20. Ibid., 116.
21. Tony Campolo, Carpe Diem (Dallas: Word Publishing, 1994), 85.
22. Ibid., 87.
23. Tony Campolo, 20 Hot Potatoes Christians Are Afraid to Touch (Dallas: Word Publishing,1988), 109.

Selling New Age Theology: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
1. Tony Campolo, How To Rescue the Earth Without Worshiping Nature (Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 1992), 124.
2. Ibid., 6.
3. Ibid., 100.
4. Ibid., 83.
5. John Mabry, "Cyberspace and the Dream of Teilhard de Chardin," Creation Spirituality Magazine (Summer 1994).
6. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, The Heart of Matter (New York: Harcourt, Brace and Jovanovich, 1978), 92.
7. Ibid., 97.
8. Ibid., 162.
9. Tony Campolo, How To Rescue the Earth Without Worshiping Nature (Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 1992), 173-174.
10. Ibid., 175.
11. Tony Campolo, How To Rescue the Earth Without Worshiping Nature (Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 1992), 100.
12. Ibid., 101.
13. Ibid., 100.
14. Ibid., 175-176.
15. Jim Wallis, "A Prophetic Convergence of the People of God," Sojourners Magazine (February/March 1993).
16. New Age Magazine (March/April 1996): 4.
17. Nina George Hacker, "Whose Ethics and Meaning?: The Radical Left Disguised as Religion," Family Voice Magazine (July 1996): 24.
18. Phone interview with Tony Campolo, conducted by Nina George Hacker, Concerned Women for America, May 8, 1996.
19. Nina George Hacker, "Whose Ethics and Meaning: The Radical Left Disguised as Religion," Family Voice Magazine, (July 1996): 25.
20. Campolo Address, Summit on Ethics and Meaning held April 14 16, 1996 Washington D.C.
21. Christine O'Donnell, CWA Report, "Dialogue with Tony Campolo," (May 1996).

Strange Company

1. See 60 Minutes, April 6, 1997 CBS.

Campolo and Homosexuality

1. Tony Campolo, 20 Hot Potatoes Christians Are Afraid to Touch (Dallas: Word Publishing, 1988), 109.
2. Voice of the Turtle (Fall 1996):1.
3. Tony Campolo, 20 Hot Potatoes Christians Are Afraid to Touch (Dallas: Word Publishing, 1988), 115.
4. Ibid., 117.

Peggy Campolo and the "Holy Presence of Acceptance"

1. Peggy Campolo, "The Holy Presence of Acceptance," The Other Side Magazine (March/April 1994): 16.
2. Ibid., 17.
3. Ibid., 17.
4. Ibid., 18.
5. Ibid., 19.
6. Tony Campolo, Wake up, America! (San Francisco: HarperCollins/Zondervan, 1991), Preface.
7. Tony Campolo, Carpe Diem (Dallas: Word Publishing, 1994), Preface.
8. Tony Campolo, The Kingdom of God is a Party (Dallas: Word Publishing, 1990), Preface.
9. Tony Campolo, 20 Hot Potatoes Christians Are Afraid to Touch (Dallas: Word Publishing, 1988), Preface.
10. Tony Campolo, Carpe Diem (Dallas: Word Publishing, 1994), 67.
11. Peggy Campolo, "The Holy Presence of Acceptance," The Other Side Magazine (March/April 1994):22.

Campolo, Christians and Tolerance

1. Interview with Charlie Rose, January 24, 1997 PBS Television.
2. Tony Campolo, "What About Homophobia?," Prism Magazine (February 1994): 20.
3. Tony Campolo, 20 Hot Potatoes Christians Are Afraid to Touch (Dallas: Word, 1988), 84-85.
4. Ibid., 137-138.
5. Ibid., 111-112.
6. Tony Campolo, How To Rescue the Earth Without Worshiping Nature (Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 1992), 80.
7. Tony Campolo, The Kingdom of God is a Party (Dallas: Word, 1990), 35.
8. Tony Campolo, "What About Homophobia?," Prism Magazine (February 1994): 20.
9. The Record Newsletter, Published by Evangelicals Concerned (Summer, 1993):3.

Tony Campolo and Political Power

1. American Baptist Press Report, October 9, 1996.
2. Interview with Charlie Rose, January 24, 1997, PBS Television.
3. Campolo address, Summit on Ethics and Meaning held April 14-16, 1996.
4. Interview with Tony Campolo, "Roots and Wings," Promise Magazine (January/February 1996): 16.
5. Ibid.
6. Interview with Charlie Rose, January 24, 1997, PBS Television.
7. Tony Campolo and Gordon Aeschliman, 50 Ways You Can Help Save the Planet (Downers Grove: Intervarsity Press, 1992), 128.
8. American Baptist Press Report, October 9, 1996.

Campolo, the Call to Renewal and American Politics

1. See Jim Wallis, "A Network for Renewal," Sojourners Magazine (July-August 1995): 6.
2. Campolo address, Summit on Ethics and Meaning.
3. Ronald Nash, Why the Left is Not Right (Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1996), 163-164.
4. Ibid., 158, 161.
5. Call to Renewal Newsletter, (Vol. 2, Number 1, First Quarter 1997): 4.

Supping With Power

1. Interview with Charlie Rose, January 24, 1997, PBS Television.
2. Tony Campolo, "Campolo Has a New View of President," Minnesota Christian Chronicle (1993).
3. Interview with Charlie Rose, January 24, 1997, PBS Television.

Does Jesus Live in Non-Christians?

1. Randy Rodden, A Theological Critique of Anthony Campolo's Book: A Reasonable Faith: Responding to Secularism, 1985.
2. Tony Campolo, A Reasonable Faith: Responding to Secularism (Dallas: Word Publishing, 1983), 171.
3. Randy Rodden, A Theological Critique of Anthony Campolo's Book: A Reasonable Faith: Responding to Secularism, 1985.
4."Heresy in Philedelphia," The Wittenburg Door Magazine (June July 1985).
5. Tony Campolo, A Reasonable Faith: Responding to Secularism (Dallas: Word, 1983), 190.
6. Ibid., 165.
7. Randy Rodden, A Theological Critique of Anthony Campolo's Book: A Reasonable Faith: Responding to Secularism 1985, 14-15.
8. Tony Campolo, letter of response to Randy Rodden, July 11, 1985.
9. Randy Rodden, A Theological Critique of Anthony Campolo's Book: A Reasonable Faith: Responding to Secularism 1985, 35.

But He Says So Many Good Things!

1. Tony Campolo, Is Jesus A Republican or a Democrat?: And 14 Other Polarizing Issues (Dallas: Word, 1995), 35-37.

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