As I Knew Him
This refreshing memory by Dr. James J. Short, who as a practicing physician in New York City accepted the Adventist message under his ministry, will be appreciated by our readers around the world.
The Problem of Retirement
Our recent correspondence on retirement problems has brought this reply from a respected doctor. The author has served this cause in various capacities, including a staff appointment at the College of Medical Evangelists.
The Dilemma of Adventist Medicine
ADVENTIST medicine got off to a good start in the latter half of the nineteenth century. There was an opportunity afforded for scientific research and development that would have placed Adventist medicine far in the vanguard of the medical sciences. Instead of this, after some initial attempts at research by its first outstanding physician, controlled experimental investigation was never established by the Adventist profession and never became a part of Adventist medical tradition. Why?
Can we communicate?
If he is to be successful, a missionary to a foreign land spends much time and effort learning the strange language and studying the customs of the people in order to communicate. No one would argue that such study and effort are a waste of time. Yet in the homeland have we done as much to prepare ourselves to communicate with those about us?
Sermons I Have Heard
THERE are three types of sermons that have been imposed on patient congregations times without number. . .