General Semantics and the Pastor
Part II of why pastors should study words.
HERBERT E. DOUGLASS, Instructor, Department of Religion, Pacific Union College
HERBERT E. DOUGLASS, Instructor, Department of Religion, Pacific Union College
August 1956
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