By James W. Adams Replies from the Gospel Guardian scribes who have been the object of criticism by Truth Magazine writers relative to their stance in the Ketcherside fellowship movement via personal letters and articles attribute motives to us which touch just about every rung of the ladder of the ulterior. All of this is done, …
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By Randall Mark On page 9 of the June 14, 1973 issue of Truth Magazine, brother James W. Adams wrote concerning me, “He admits in private discussions with friends that ‘baptism gives him trouble.’ ” This charge is untrue, misleading, and damaging to my personal reputation, and I hereby request a retraction from brother Adams and …
By Ron Halbrook 9-Year History of Unsoundness To understand the background to “An Appeal In Love: Clarify Please,” our readers need to understand the unsound history of a brother. When brother Ed Fudge and I were in school together from 1964-66, he was not grounded in the faith. For instance, he not only introduced me to …
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By Jady W. Copeland The time-worn expression which serves as a caption for this article contains a good thought, but all would probably agree that it may be a bit extreme. However our subject is important for a number of reasons: first, because it is a Bible subject, and second because it is so relevant to …
