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The Law in Adventist Theology and Christian Experience

BIBLICAL truth is more important than that which deals with the relationship of the law and the gospel, and it is im­perative that we know the full revelation of God on this sub­ject. Walter R. Martin, in his disagreement with the Adventist position, is unequivocal. These two positions are diametrically opposed to each other. Only one of these can be true.

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Union or Unity

THE Seventh-day Adventist Church holds some doc­trines which distinguish it markedly from other denomi­nations and which tend to a form of exclusiveness that is foreign to a people with worldwide interests. There are many sincere Christians in other com­munions, and it is in the best interest of the church that we mingle with them whenever possible, without, of course, compromising our faith.

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Stewardship in Its Larger Aspects: Accountability to God

Covetousness is one of man's fiercest foes. One of the Ten Command­ments deals with it exclusively; and this marks it as one of the fiercest foes of a man's life.

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The Virus of "Net Worshiping"*

A CERTAIN disease I wish to explore and review with you results from the infectious bite of the virus of net worship­ing.

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Zeal, but Not According to Knowledge*

This study was given to the workers of the Lake Union Conference at its tenth quadrennial session held at Detroit, Michigan, March 9-12, 1959

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The Story of Accreditation at CME: Part I: Obtaining the Charter (C Rating)

Margaret Rossiter White gives this information of interest regarding the Vernier Radcliffe Memorial Library and her work and research there

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How do we know? Concluded

NOTWITHSTANDING the priceless worth of knowledge, the stupendous ad­vances that have been made in accumulat­ing it, and the seemingly unlimited pos­sibilities for future learning, there are cer­tain limitations on its acquisition. These limitations are inherent, both in the defec­tive nature of the sources of knowledge and in the inadequacies of the human mind.

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Orphan Children

The church that cares for the orphans of the believers and of the community will have a rich award.

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Mediocrity in Sacred Music

There is an increasing number of young people in the church who are longing to be fed by a better class of music than is some­times used. In music as in all other things we should be eager to learn and to use the very best.

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Solitude and the Golden Staff

This is the third in a series of talks to young ministers' wives by Dorothy Lockwood Aitken.

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