By Raymond E. Harris The UPI News Service recently released a story from Rome which contained some rather unbelievable statements from members of a 10 man panel of Vatican experts on exorcism. They had just seen a private screening of the highly controversial film “The Exorcist.” They unanimously gave the picture their “unofficial blessing.” Despite the …
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By Mike Willis Recent articles in some of the periodicals and conversations related to me have asserted that God will overlook the sins of ignorance committed by the Christian. By the theory propounded, the sins which are committed in ignorance by the honest but sincerely mistaken Christian will be forgiven because Christ lived the perfect life …
By Johnson A. 0. Bakpar (INTRODUCTION: I have corresponded with Brother Bakpar for several years; he is known to be a faithful man by Brother Jim Sasser of Rogersville, Ala. and other men who have worked in Nigeria. Several of us have inquired of requests for aid coming from that region; Brother Bakpar prepared the following …
By Keith Ward There have been many arguments presented in favor of instrumental music. Their sheer number argues against their plausibility. If the practice were scriptural, only one argument would be necessary. Or, as Shakespeare wrote, “Me thinks thou protesteth too much.” Nature of Aids Before it is possible to determine whether instrumental music is an …
