Daniel Walther
Professor of Church History, Potomac University
Medicine and Religion
* Paper presented at graduate assembly meeting. February, 1949, C.M.E.
Voltaire and the Lisbon Earthquake
The immediate repercussions of that Lisbon tragedy were registered in religious as well as antireligious circles. Here's what Voltaire made of this important event.
Religious Motivation of the "Mayflower" Pilgrims
The religious legacy of the memorable voyage in the fall of 1620.
Features-A Conversation With Karl Earth. The Infinite Resources of the Christian Worker (Part I)
One of the leading and most influential Protestant theologians today is admittedly Karl Barth.
The Huguenots--Pioneers of Freedom
One of the most moving chapters of the history of mankind was written by the Huguenots of France.
Research-Waldensian Manuscripts
Archbishop Ussher (1581-1656) had in his well-furnished library some of the very scarce Waldensian manuscripts.
Conversion Experiences of Great Leaders
It is the minister's prerogative and duty to preach on conversion—whatever is understood by that term.
Rare Acquisitions to Andrews University Library
Andrews University believes in having a building large enough for housing its increasing number of books, magazines, and collections.