By Duane Crim As humans, each of us has some resistance to death and all that goes with it. We know it is happening to others and like to think it will not happen to us till we are ready for it; especially is this true when we are young and seemingly healthy. Having lost my …
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Imputation of Christ’s Personal Righteousness
By Cecil Willis The brethren with whom we have been in discussion over the grace-fellowship issue announced several months ago that they were done with the controversy. Since they devoted seven pages of the March 14, 1974 issue of the Gospel Guardian to their recently borrowed concept of grace, evidently what they meant when they said …
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Reflect on Your Ways
By Larry Ray Hafley The Psalmist said, “I thought on my ways, and turned my feet unto thy testimonies. I made haste, and delayed not to keep thy commandments” (Psa. 119:59, 60). Many excellent lessons can be gleaned from this passage. 1. He Considered His Ways: Some never take self inventory. They never look to the …
Inconsistency of Atheism: Moral Law
By Luther Blackmon I have asked atheists why they consider it more immoral to kill a man than to kill a rat. After all, man is just animal matter, an improved monkey or a glorified ape. If he is not a direct “ascendant” of the rat, he is at least a cousin, according to atheistic evolution. …