By Morris D. Norman A controversy between brethren emerges and inevitably someone will say, “Who is right?” Or, “Which side will you take?” It is just possible that no one is right. While it is desirable to walk in agreement with all brethren (this is what God pleads for) it is not always possible. In almost …
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Otherworldly or Indifferent?
By Jeffery Kingry Early in 1970 there was a formal congressional seminar called the “Congressional Conference on War and National Responsibility.” The transcript of those talks was recently included in a book called War Crimes and the American Conscience (Ed. by Erwin Knoll and Judith N. McFadden. N.Y., Holt (1970). In this extremely interesting book were …
Peter and Maturing Faith
By Bruce Edwards, Jr. Introduction Many things have been said in regard to the character of the apostle Peter. Such epithets as “impetuous,” “brash,” “impulsive,” “tempestuous,” “aggressive,” and so on, have been uttered with respect to Peter and his manner. Perhaps, however, the one term that fits him most properly is the term human. It has …
The Watchtower Gospel (Part III) Jesus and the Holy Spirit
By Ronald D. Howes Have you ever heard a contradiction like this? There is one God, but there are two GODS. Such is the Deity invented by the overwrought Watchtower imagination. Their printers turn out volumes telling the faithful that the Word, the Son of God, is a created being, and that he is not equal …
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