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A Layman and His Faith
Prayer Is Practical
L. Nelson Bell|
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: December 4, 1970
Revolution for Heaven’s Sake
Leighton Ford|
The Irrationality of Modern Thought
Francis A. Schaeffer|
Beethoven: A Bicentennial Tribute
Frank E. Gaebelein|
What Do Evangelicals Believe about the Bible?: First of Two Parts
Klaas Runia|
Editor's Note
Editor's Note from December 04, 1970
WCC Racism Grants Issue Still Smolders
Current Religious Thought
The Sins of the Church
G. C. Berkouwer|
Baton Rouge Crusade: ‘Showers of Blessing’
Arthur Matthews|
Those Lutheran Sisters: ALC Leans Closer to LCA
Ronald Durham|
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: November 20, 1970
Editorial
The Real Pilgrims
Minister’s Workshop
Pastor, What Was That You Said?
A Layman and His Faith
The Divine Imperative
L. Nelson Bell|
Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: November 20, 1970
Eutychus Iv|
Bye-Bye Babylon
Donald H. Gill|
American Ecumenism at the Crossroads
David Kucharsky|
Male and Female Created He Them
Rolf E. Aaseng|
Cover Story
What’s so Great about Heaven?
Calvin D. Linton|

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