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Tillich’s 79-Year Quest
J. D. Douglas|
Cover Story
What Is the Bible For?
Too often men approach it like a corps to be dissected.
Philip Edgcumbe Hughes|
Current Religious Thought
Evangelical Burdens
J. D. Douglas|
A Molder of Modern Theology Is Gone
The Editors|
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: November 19, 1965
Arthur F. Glasser|
Critics of U.S. Policy Win Again in NCC
Robert Preus|
Unity and Variety in New Testament Faith
What unifies the diverse perspectives?
George Eldon Ladd|
The Klan’s New Krisis
A New Confession against Heresy
The Editors|
A Layman and His Faith
Sanctification
L. Nelson Bell|
Treasure for a Queen
"The Most valuable thing this world affords."
Herbert P. Wood|
Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: November 19, 1965
Eutychus II|
Editor's Note
Editor's Note from November 19, 1965
Editorial
Still the Word of God
The Editors|
Cover Story
Translating the Bible into Life
Erasing barriers to understanding Scripture.
Eugene A. Nida|
Cover Story
Why Christians Can’t Ignore the 1.3 Billion Illiterates
The illiterate masses welcome any benefactor.
David E. Mason|
Cover Story
Do the Bible’s Critics Use a Double Standard?
An illuminationg comparison of Homeric and biblical criticism
Edwin M. Yamauchi|
The Gospel’s Continuing Relevance: Healing the World’s Deep Hurt
Episcopalians Search for ‘Revitalization’
Current Religious Thought
The Scriptures as Creed
Addison H. Leitch|

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