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Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: October 22, 1965
A Layman and His Faith
Opinion vs. Revelation
L. Nelson Bell.|
Cover Story
Are We Forfeiting Our Heritage?
A Lutheran says his denomination is doing so.
Hermann Sasse|
A Complete Reversal of Scholasticism
Gordon H. Clark|
Schools and Arts, a ‘Creative Outburst’
Frank E. Gaebelein|
Editor's Note
Editor's Note from October 22, 1965
Carl F. H. Henry|
A Layman and His Faith
The Seal of Faith
L. Nelson Bell|
When Sankey Sang
His dedicated voice sang churches into being.
Bernard R. DeRemer|
Negro Baptists Confer in Watts’s Wake
The Eternal Verities: Incarnation and Atonement
James Orr|
Current Religious Thought
Germany’s Spiritual Stew
Harold B. Kuhn|
The Fall of Man
Benjamin L. Rose|
Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: October 8, 1965
Eutychus II|
Vatican Liberals Win First Showdown
Cover Story
Have Psychiatry and Religion Reached a Truce?
Freud's hostility toward religion is out-of-date.
Orville S. Walters|
Editorial
Love Without Law
The advocates of the new morality mistakenly think modern man has outdrown moral injunctions.
Carl F. H. Henry|
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: October 8, 1965
William B. Williamson|
Cover Story
The Continental Divide in Contemporary Theology
Landmarks in the modern doctrinal debate.
Bernard Ramm|
Christians Caught in Kashmir Crossfire
Eustaquio Ramientos. Jr.|
Greek Philosophy or Biblical Truth?
An Episcopalian assesses Bischop Picke's views.
Jerome F. Politzer|

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