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Labor Day is a federal holiday set aside to honor the economic and social contributions of American workers. Christians see work as both a curse and a blessing: ...
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Bible Text of the Month
Bible Text of the Month: John 1:29
John Calvin, John Owen, John Lightfoot|
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When We Face the Dying
A Symposium|
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: February 3, 1958
C. Van Til|
Current Religious Thought
Review of Current Religious Thought: February 03, 1958
W. Stanford Reid|
The Threshing Floor of Atad
S. S. Lappin|
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World Government and Christianity
H. H. Lippincott|
Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: February 3, 1958
John H. Gerstner|
Missions Drama in Ghana
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The World’s Most Crowded Freeway
C. Ralston Smith|
Editorial
The Paganizing of Love
A Layman and His Faith
Delinquency - There is a Cause
L. Nelson Bell|
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Abraham Lincoln’s Faith
Raymond W. Settle|
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Death: Yesterday and Today
S. Barton Babbage|
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Evangelical Penetration of the WCC
Harold Dekker|
Current Religious Thought
Review of Current Religious Thought: January 20, 1958
Philip Edgcumbe Hughes|
Bible Book of the Month
Bible Book of the Month: The Epislte to the Colossians
F. F. Bruce|
Greek Orthodox Theological Currents
Herbert Stroup|
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: January 20, 1958
Addison H. Leitch|
Anxiety over Catholic Advance
Is America’s Spiritual Vigor Waning?
William K. Harrison|

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