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Current Religious Thought
Review of Current Religious Thought: November 25, 1957
Philip Edgcumbe Hughes|
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The Last Days of Babylon
Donald J. Wiseman|
Bible Book of the Month
Bible Book of the Month: II Thessalonians
John F. Walvoord|
A Layman and His Faith
Christians and Gentlemen
L. Nelson Bell|
Editorial
Doctrinal Consensus and Conflict
The Editors|
Cover Story
Satisfactions of a Life in God’s Word
Wilbur M. Smith|
Cover Story
The Bible and Science
T. C. Hammond|
A Layman and His Faith
Assets or Liabilities?
L. Nelson Bell|
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: November 11, 1957
Current Religious Thought
Review of Current Religious Thought: November 11, 1957
John H. Gerstner|
“Special Testimony” Girl Gives Doll to Queen
George Burnham|
Cover Story
What Is Christian Separation?
L. David Cowie|
Cover Story
Profile of a Christian Soldier
J. C. Pollock|
Bible Text of the Month
Bible Text of the Month: 1 Corinthians 5:19
Augustine|
Editorial
Will the “Y” Recover Its Gospel?
The Editors|
Cover Story
How to Bring a Nation under God
Samuel M. Shoemaker|
Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: November 11, 1957
Daniel L. Eckert|
The Fate of Protestants in Colombia (Part II)
Clyde W. Taylor|
Cover Story
Fundamentalism-Modernism: A First Step in the Controversy
Geoffrey W. Bromiley|
Cover Story
Challenge of the Campus
Rudolph Norden|

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