By Bob Dodson Perhaps we have all taken “great” tests before, which would have “great” bearing on the outcome of our lives. For example, many have taken time in the pursuit of higher education to seek their PhD, and to receive this invaluable reward, they were required to write a “thesis” about their particular subject. To …
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By Hoyt Houchen Question: Is smoking a sin in the sight of God? Reply: Medical reports show that cigarette smoking is one of the nation’s leading killers. An are familiar with the statement issued by the Surgeon General of the U.S. Air Force: “The ever-increasing evidence linking cigarette smoking with lung cancer, pulmonary diseases, cardio-vascular diseases, …
By Tom Roberts How fortunate we are that our scientists do not approach medicine, research, physics, etc., with the utter abandon of reason that characterizes the study of religion. Surely a return to the Dark Ages would be imminent if scientists worked in their fields as do people with the word of God. How slowly, if …
By Leo Rogol I will use quotations from Brinsmead’s work in which he points out the unscriptural arrangements of church organization and institutionalism. I will then make a comparison between his attack on the Adventist structure and the liberal practices among churches of Christ. I will also deal Campaigns for Christ because they too are involved …
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