By E. C. Koltenbah (We are glad to give editorial space to the following review by brother E. C. Koltenbah. We are fully aware when we printed brother Holland’s article that it set forth ideas which would–and we believed should be challenged. We suggest that you turn back to the issue of November1961, and re-read brother …
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By Leslie Diestelkamp Visiting the sick has certainly been described as a proper quality for a follower of Christ. It is proper and right that every Christian, including the preacher, should do this good work. However, Jesus did not mean that every time some sister has a headache the preacher must go to console her. Neither …
By James A. Allen Sometimes when a well known and prominent man dies, especially if he was wealthy, the newspapers carry the announcement: “A Christian Has Gone to His Reward.” Where as, as a matter of fact, the man was not a member of the church of the Lord, spoken of in the Bible, but was …
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By Morris W. R. Bailey As the problems of church cooperation that confront a troubled brotherhood are being discussed today, it is regrettable that we often see and hear those who favor certain enterprises resort to name calling and the hurling of imputations which, in effect, amount to a misrepresentation of the views and beliefs of …
