By Greg Litmer In this lesson, we are going to study the Catholic doctrine of Purgatory. I suppose that for most of you, the idea of Purgatory is a hazy one, something that you have heard about but are not quite sure what it is. The Catholic dictionary defines Purgatory in the following manner: “The place …
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By Darrell Haub There appears to nearly always be apprehension about the spiritual well-being of those who are planning to leave home to attend college. This is particularly pronounced when the college which the student will attend is a state or private institution not operated by our brethren in Christ. Undoubtedly, the concern develops now that …
By Mike Willis The June 1980 issue of Restoration Review contained several articles by its editor Leroy Garrett which demonstrated that the move into full-fledged sectarianism is progressing at an exceedingly rapid pace. Frankly, I can see no difference in the denominationalism being promulgated by Garrett and in that which most other Evangelical denominationalists are stating, …
By Hoyt H. Houchen Question: Does salt and shortening, liquid or solid, make the bread of the Lord’s’ Supper unscriptural as adding leavening does? Reply: Unleavened bread is bread that is baked from unfermented dough. It is without yeast. The term “leaven” is from the Latin “levamen” that is, that which raises. If the bread is …
