By Franklin Burns We are hearing much these days about how someone could be honestly mistaken and still be acceptable in God’s sight. It is sad indeed to think of those that are morally good people and those who appear to be so sincere in their practice of religious error as being eternally lost. However, we …
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By Dennis L. Shaver “It is unreasonable to suppose that any one person, or race, encompasses all truth, and alone can reveal the way of life to others.” The preceding quote comes from Mr. Ernest Holmes in his tract entitled What Religious Science Teaches (page 9). After this statement Mr. Holmes proceeds to do what he …
By Jimmy Tuten, Jr. The church of the Bible is uniquely undenominational in nature. Is it possible, in this age of ecumenical emphasis, church mergers and denominational federations, to simply be a member of the New Testament church? It has been demonstrated repeatedly that by going back to the Bible we can restore the First Century …
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By Earl E. Robertson Brother John Waddey of Knoxville, Tennessee had an article in the September 1975 issue of First Century Christian entitled, ‘Anatomy Of An Anti.” Never in my life have I read so few lines with so many Unprovable Assertions. In fact, I am somewhat surprised that the editor of that journal printed it! …
