By Dudley Ross Spears In the May issue of Basil Overton’s paper, The World Evangelist, the good editor takes up the issue of general benevolence among those who are not Christians and after asking the questions, seems not to be able to find the right answer. Basil Overton is totally anti in his editorial. He is …
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By Dan Walters Are you spiritual? This question is necessary because the New Testament teaches that not all members of the Lord’s church, not all baptized believers, are spiritual. Contrary to certain denominational doctrines, a person does not immediately change from being carnally minded to being spiritually minded at the point of conversion. He does not …
By John McCort Christianity is not all black and white. There are some gray areas in which we must all use our better judgment as to whether the practice is expedient or not. There are some things that might not be condemned but are wrong because they are not expedient. “All things are lawful, but not …
By Ron Halbrook The Need For Balanced Vigilance (1) Only the Bible can settle the question of whether a practice is Scriptural, but we may learn much about attitudes and their consequences from the lives of men and movements. This latter point is as true with reference to religious issues as with all others. Such biographical …
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