The Church and the Kremlin
The contrast between Christianity and Communism has faded progressively during our lifetime. What’s more, this blurring of differences has occurred on all
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The Bible and Modern Man
Our world today seems far removed from the world of the Bible. What have we, with our nuclear weapons, space satellites, television, and mechanized way of
The Alcohol Problem
Frightening and terrifying are mild words to describe the tragic existence of 5,000,000 alcoholics who are in helpless bondage to strong drink. This is a
Schweitzer Rests in Lambaréné
His life was an enduring protest against the materialistic mania of modern man.
Red China and World Morality
Red China And World Morality In the area of international relations, the greatest political and moral problem facing the American public is posed by the
Race Tensions and Social Change
Today’s ministerial attitudes toward segregation, desegregation, and integration are strikingly similar to those expressed almost a century ago toward
Peace in a Pressure-Cooker World
In 1965, the editors of Christianity Today surveyed national debates and concluded, “Between the prophets of hopelessness and the Pollyanna-optimists are Christians realists embrace hopefulness against despair.
Oberlin: Unity and Mission
In a world tottering before powers contrived to divide, one Power alone qualifies to unite men for time and eternity. Transcending all differences of
Life on Other Worlds
For centuries man has questioned whether life exists on other worlds. Do intelligent beings exist on Venus with her dense clouds and relatively moderate
Johnson, King, and Ho Chi Minh
The breathtaking developments of the last few days provide a highly polished mirror on the unsteady American scene: President Johnson’s withdrawal from
