By Don Willis It has been said, “A little knowledge is dangerous.” Mankind is a finite being; i.e., he is limited in all attributes. Therefore, we have but limited knowledge. The twentieth century man has more available information that he might be more knowledgeable. When one feels that he knows it all, he becomes dangerous. The …
Yearly Archives: 2012
A Rebuttal
By Leslie Diestelkamp Restrictions suggested by the editor require that this be very brief. I shall not waste space with non-essentials. This is to provide some rebuttal to the two review articles by brother Marshall Patton regarding two articles I wrote on continuous forgiveness for the faithful Christian. But at one point brother Patton says that …
A Reply On “Continual Cleansing”
By Marshall E. Patton This article is in reply to brother Diestelkamp’s “Rebuttal” appearing on p. 16. I hope that the demand for brevity and my compliance with it will be appreciated by our readers. The difference between brother Diestelkamp and me on continual cleansing involved the conditions upon which it is received. His conditions simply …
Have Ye Not Read?
By Hoyt H. Houchen Question: How does Satan go about tempting us today? Answer: Satan tempts us today in the same way that he has always tempted men. He tempts us through three avenues: the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes and the vainglory of life (1 Jn. 2:16). Eve, in the garden …