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A Traditional Pentecostal Looks at the New Pentecostals
The differences between charismatic types.
Ray H. Hughes|
Footnotes
Has Patriotism Had Its Day?
Carl F. H. Henry|
Some Questions about the New Pentecostalism
Why disputes have arisen.
W. Stanford Reid|
What About the Deadliest of Them All
Alcohol as a challenge to churches.
G. Aiken· Taylor|
Rochunga Pudaite: Direct Lines to the World
James C. Hefley|
NAE: Exulting Evangelicals
Barrie Doyle|
Current Religious Thought
An Anti-Ecumenical Devil?
John Warwick Montgomery|
A Layman and His Faith
The Good of Suffering
Gladys M. Hunt|
Editor's Note
Editor's Note from May 24, 1974
Should You Go to College?
Helpful advice for prospective college students and those who counsel them.
Elisabeth Elliot|
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: May 24, 1974
The Refiner’s Fire: G. K. Chesterton
J.D. Douglas|
Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: May 24, 1974
Editorial
Needed: A Strategy for Academia
Special witness on the secular campus.
Robert L. Cleath|
Christian Cluster Colleges—Off to a Good Start
New model for higher education.
Ronald J. Sider|
Needed: Christian Professors Who Profess
In Defense of a Liberal Arts Education
Relating liberal arts to value and vocation.
Calvin D. Linton|
Repression in the U.S.S.R.
J.D. Douglas|
Evangelization: Preparing the Kingdom of Glory
Conclusion of a major paper.
Peter Beyerhaus|
Seeds of Schism: The Misery of Missouri
Edward E. Plowman|

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