Bryan W. Ball

Recently a daily news­paper in the industrial Midlands of England, with a circulation near­ing a quarter of a mil­lion, published a lengthy correspondence on the Sabbath - Sunday ques­tion. One letter run was an unprovoked attack on Seventh-day…

Public evangelism in the British Isles has sel­dom brought such large returns as it has in other parts of the world field. Even evangelistic tech­niques that have proved highly successful else­where have not always succeeded here. The reason…

Editor’s note: In part 1 of this two-part series, the author traced the mortalist viewpoint through the continental and English Reformation. He concluded the first part by listing theologians, scholars, and philosophers throughout…

More than half a century has passed since Oscar Cullmann delivered the Ingersoll lecture at Harvard and it was published under the title Immortality of the Soul or Resurrection of the Dead?² Cullmann was, at the time,…

If every leaf, and spire of grass, . . . nay, all the stars, sands, and atoms, were in so many souls and seraphims, whose love should double in them every moment to all eternity, yet would it fall infinitely short of what His worth and excellency…

Since 1888, the phrase righteousness by faith has been central to the Adventist understanding of salvation. For three centuries before that, it was the core of Reformation theology. Today, as the biblical emphasis generated by the…