Herschel C. Lamp
Herschel C. Lamp is health-and-temperance secretary, Arizona Conference. A graduate of Columbia Union College, he holds the M.D. degree from Loma Linda University and the M.P.H. degree from Harvard School of Public Health. He has served over seas in Nigeria and with the Middle East Division as medical secretary; also as assistant professor with the School of Health, Loma Linda University.
Articles by Herschel C. Lamp
Evolution and the Character of God
November 1962
The apologist for special creationism has two avenues of defense open to him. For the atheist and agnostic, to whom Biblical evidence is not acceptable, the approach must be basically a scientific one. Fortunately,…
Identity or Objectivity
January 1965
The article was from Christianity Today, and it was presented to me by a fellow physician who is an active Baptist layman. In fact, he had on other occasions expressed in friendly conversation his disagreement with some of our…
Viewpoint: Sanitariums vs. Hospitals
June 1966
[Note: Your comments and constructive criticisms are invited. Whether it be praise or disapproval, our only requirement is that it be done in the framework of a Christian spirit. All items under this heading reflect the personal views…
Health Evangelism--Bridge to Islam
May 1967
ONE of the greatest evangelistic challenges confronting the Seventh-day Adventist Church is unquestionably the 125 million people living in the countries of the Middle East, the vast majority of whom are Moslems. In the division membership…
The Minister and His Health*
November 1969
IF WE were to characterize the ideal Seventh-day Adventist minister, we might use a variety of descriptive adjectives— kind, friendly, cheerful, patient, tolerant, dependable, energetic, enthusiastic, progressive, and efficient—among others.…
Thoughts After 50
July 1973
THE Five-Day Plan to Stop Smoking is a work of healing. Ask any physician about his cigarette-smoking patients with coronary heart disease, emphysema, Buerger's disease, or peptic ulcer, and he will tell you how necessary it is for them to…