God, Grace, and Gratitude
Christians may despair of the shape of the world today with all its problems and sin, but it would not have surprised the Apostle Paul. Even in his own
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Evangelize: The Order of the Day
The term “evangelist” might cause a shudder in some sophisticated congregations by suggesting a vociferous pulpiteer “preaching up a storm.” Nevertheless,
Evangelicals in the Church of Rome
What will be the outcome of spiritual breezes that are blowing through the traditional forms and bringing new life?The worn, tired, sterile apologetic of
Desegregation and Regeneration
The problem of justice to the American Negro continues to be an acute one.In secular circles the issues in debate pulsate between the poles of segregation
‘Death’ In a Beatle’s Life
Paul McCartney “died” with a little help from his fans. When the Beatles made public appearances, their fans tried to tear them apart, so the
Churches and Hidden Persuaders
Public relations today involves almost as many problems of ethics as prospects of sales. Man’s easygoing traffic in words and ideas has swept this
Christian Responsibility And The Law
Christian Responsibility And The Law After the longest debate in the history of the Senate, the civil rights bill has become law. It is no longer a
Christian Faith and National Power
What, if anything, has Christianity to do with American national power? Consider the relation of the Christian faith to the establishment of the country.
Bigotry or Smear?
During the coming presidential campaigns the possibility of a Roman Catholic nominee will again occupy the attention of the country. The politicians will
A Time for Moral Indignation
Americans are having sex thrust upon them every waking hour of their day. This is not done by “the girl next door.” Whoever she may be, her
