Christianity Today |
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"A Presbyterian Journal Devoted to Stating, Defending and Furthering the Gospel in the Modern World." |
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| Samuel G. Craig, Editor | H. McAllister Griffiths, Managing Editor |
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Published monthly by THE PRESBYTERIAN AND REFORMED PUBLISHING CO. 501 Witherspoon Bldg., Phila. Pa. |
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Volume 5 (1934-1935)
Contents by Issue:
Volume 5, No. 1 (Mid-May 1934) |
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| The Question of the Hour: An Editorial | Samuel G. Craig | 1 |
| Name-Calling in the Presbyterian Church | Frank H. Stevenson | 4 |
| A Missionary's Statement to the Home Constituency | Rev. Albert B. Dodd, D.D. | 7 |
| Servants of God or Servants of Men: Address to the Graduating Class at the Commencement of Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, May 8, 1934 | Rev. J. Gresham Machen, D.D., Litt.D. | 9 |
| The Christian Assembly: A Christian Fellowship for "Continuing and Contending Christianity based on a Protestant Declaration and Purpose". (Seattle Chapter.) | W.R. Sibley, et al. | 10 |
| Impressions of Philadelphia Presbytery | By an Observer | 12 |
| Is This Hellphobia? | Thomas M. Slater | 12 |
| Mackenzie vs. Van Til (conclusion) | Drs. Mackenzie and Van Til | 13 |
| "He Was a Good Man" [funeral sermon for Joseph Lynde Day] | Rev. Alexander Marlowe, Ph.D. | 15 |
| This Changing World | "Calvinist" | 17 |
| Sunday School Lessons for June (International Uniform Series) | (International Uniform Series) | 18 |
| The Comfort of the Scriptures: 2 Thess. 2:3 | Rev. David Freeman, Th.M. | 19 |
| News of the Church. Includes 1. Foreign Missions--Freedom; 2. University Club Conference; 3. Press Mention [Time magazine]; 4. Westminster Seminary Commencement; 5. Mecklenburg Presbytery Asks H[ay] W[atson] Smith Inquiry; 6. American Tract Society 109 Years Old; 7. Special Summer School at Moody Institute; 8. Montrose Bible Conference; 9. New York Summer School Plans Third Session; 10. Second Annual Wildwood Bible Conference; 11. Dr. H. McA. Robinson Elected by Board of Christian Education; 12. The Southern Presbyterian Church, by Wm. C. Robinson; 13. Denver and Vicinity, by H.C. Welker; 14. The Reformed Church in America, by G.M. Van Pernis; 15. News from Detroit and Vicinity, by R.L. Aldrich; 16. New Letter from Western Pennsylvania, by H.J. Ockenga; 17. Eastern Pennsylvania Letter, by J.B. Thwing; 18. Delaware-Maryland Letter, by H.G. Welbon; 19. Parade [ministerial news]; 20. Irish Letter, by S.W. Murray; 21. Netherlands Letter, by F.W. Grosheide; 22. Korea Letter, by B.F. Hunt; 23. China Letter, by A.B. Dodd; 24. Letter from Melbourne, Australia, by H.T. Rush. | 20 | |
Volume 5, No. 2 (July 1934) |
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| Editorial Notes and Comments: 1. The Assembly and Its Actions; 2. The Right to Protest; 3. A New Presbyterian Paper [The Presbyterian Advance]; 4. The Independent Foreign Mission Board; 5. "Studies of the Constitution"; 6. The Hierarchy of the Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Dr. Maitland Alexander [inset] | 33 | |
| On Dealing with Dissenting Minorities: An Echo of the Cleveland Assembly | Rev. Prof. Oswald T. Allis, Ph.D., D.D. | 36 |
| Man Versus Machine: The 146th General Assembly | 37 | |
| Sunday School Lessons for July (International Uniform Series) | Rev. Prof. Oswald T. Allis, Ph.D., D.D. | 50 |
| The Comfort of the Scriptures: 1 Cor. 16:9 | Rev. David Freeman, Th.M. | 52 |
| Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference | 52 | |
| News of the Church: 1. Constitutionalists Win Victory in Presbytery of Chester; 2. Baltimore Presbytery Refuses Licensure to Calvin K. Cummings; 3. Presbyterian League of Faith Adopts Strong Resolutions; 4. Westminster Seminary Dinner Well Attended at Assembly; 5. Peter Stam, Jr., Appointed by Wheaton College; 6. Eastern Pennsylvania Letter, by J.B. Thwing; 7. The Southern Presbyterian Church, by Wm. C. Robinson; 8. Japan Letter, by Lardner W. Moore; 9. Quote from Clarence E. Macartney [inset] | 53 | |
Volume 5, No. 3 (August 1934) |
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| Editorial Notes and Comments: 1. United Presbyterians Reject Merger; 2. "God Gets Second Place"; 3. The Authority of the Stated Clerk; 4. A Blend of Modernism and Fundamentalism; 5. Faith and Salvation; 6. Relative to the Independent Board. | 57 | |
| The Synod of Pennsylvania in 1934: A Study in Present Day Presbyterianism | Rev. Prof. Oswald T. Allis, Ph.D., D.D. | 60 |
| The Church Militant, the Church Expectant, and the Church Triumphant | Lawrence B. Gilmore, Th.D. | 63 |
| Mountains and Why We Love Them | J. Gresham Machen | 66 |
| Starting an Every-Day Bible School on Faith--Another Testimony | A. Peters | 69 |
| Sunday School Lessons for August (International Uniform Series) | Rev. Prof. Oswald T. Allis, Ph.D., D.D. | 71 |
| The Comfort of the Scriptures: II Timothy 1:12 | Rev. David Freeman, Th.M. | 72 |
| Book Reviews: 1. English Deism: Its Roots and Its Fruits, by John Orr [reviewed by Cornelius Van Til]; 2. And the Life Everlasting, by John Baillie [reviewed by Floyd E. Hamilton]. | 73 | |
| Letters to the Editor | 73 | |
| News of the Church: 1. The Presbyterian Church in Canada-Sixtieth General Assembly, by T.G.M.B.; 2. The Reformed Church in America, by W.G. Van Pernis; 3. Proceedings of the Assembly of the Irish Presbyterian Church, by S.W. Murray; 4. Independent Board Meets; Stands Fast. Elects Member, Appoints Missionary; 5. News from Detroit and Vicinity, by R.L. Aldrich; 6. Abyssinia, by J.L. Rohrbaugh; 7. Washington, Oregon,Idaho Notes, by R.T. Brumbaugh; 8. Henry Shepard Atkinson [first Westminster alumnus to enter into Christ's presence]; 9. Indiana News, by G.C. Hitchcock; 10. Korea Jubilee; 11. Netherlands Letter, by F.W. Grosheide; 12. H. McAllister Griffiths [photo]. | 74 | |
Volume 5, No. 4 (September 1934) |
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| Editorial Notes and Comments: 1. Dr. Frank H. Stevenson Departs; 2. The General Council; 3. The General Council on the Defensive; 4. The Stated Clerk as an Interpreter; 5. Modernism on the Mission Field; 6. Wise After the Event [Dr. Mark Matthews]; 7. New Testament Faith. | 81 | |
| The Prescribed Mission Study Course for Children 1934-1935 | Ethel Wallace | 84 |
| An Open Letter to Dr. Covert | Rev. A.L. Lathem, D.D. | 88 |
| Mission Work in China: its Trends | Rev. Alexander N. MacLeod, Th.M. | 89 |
| Sunday School Lessons for September (International Uniform Series) | Rev. Prof. Oswald T. Allis, Ph.D., D.D. | 92 |
| Letters to the Editor | 94 | |
| The Comfort of the Scriptures: II Cor. 6:17 | Rev. David Freeman, Th.M. | 95 |
| News of the Church: 1. "General Council" Issues Blast Against Independent Board; 2. Dr. Eggleston to Address Westminster Opening; 3. Presbyterian Church U.S.A. Releases Statistics; 4. Acts of United Presbyterian Assembly; 5. Reginald Heber McIlwaine [photo]; 6. "National Recognition Day" Approved; 7. Moody Institute During Exposition; 8. Scottish Letter, by D. Maclean; 9. Irish Letter, by S.W. Murray; 10. German Letter, by H. Jochums; 11. Netherlands Letter, by F.W. Grosheide; 12. Korea Letter, by B.F. Hunt; 13. News Letter from Japan, by L.W. Moore; 14. China Letter, by A.B. Dodd; 15. Letter from Melbourne, Australia, by H.T. Rush; 16. News Letter from the Union of South Africa, by P.S. Latsky; 17. The Southern Presbyterian Church, by Wm. C. Robinson; 18. Eastern Pennsylvania Letter, by J.B. Thwing; 19. Our Gang Comedy (An impression of Washington, Pa.); 20. New England and New York Notes, by L.C. Long; 21. Parade [ministerial notes] | 96 | |
Volume 5, No. 5 (October 1934) |
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| Editorial Notes and Comments: 1. The Minutes of the General Assembly; 2. "The Reformed Faith in the Modern World"; 3. Fair Trial; 4. Dr. Macartney an Apostate?; 5. The General Council and the Independent Board. | 105 | |
| Westminster Seminary and the Reformed Faith [Address at 5th Commencement] | Rev. Samuel G. Craig, D.D. | 108 |
| The Genius of Supernaturalism in Religion | Rev. William H. Topping | 112 |
| Professor Bryden's Apologia: A Review | John Murray | 115 |
| Sunday School Lessons for October (International Uniform Series) | Rev. Prof. N.B. Stonehouse, Th.D. | 118 |
| The Comfort of the Scriptures: Psalm 69:6 | Rev. David Freeman, Th.M. | 120 |
| Two Open Letters to Dr. Covert and A Minister's Comment | Mssrs. Tilton, Lore & Armentrout | 120 |
| News of the Church: 1. West Jersey Presbytery Takes No Action on Independent Board Membership of the Rev. C.C. McIntire; 2. Dr. Will H. Houghton, Pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, New York, to Become President of Moody Bible Institute; 3. Delaware-Maryland Letter, by H.G. Welbon; 4. Minnesota-Wisconsin Letter, by H.W. Allen; 5. The Reformed Church in America, by G.M. Van Pernis; 6. The Southern Presbyterian Church, by Wm. C. Robinson; 7. The Presbyterian Church in Canada, by T.G.M.B.; 8. Irish Letter, by S.W. Murray; 9. Union of South Africa, by P.S. Latsky; 10. Letter from Melbourne, Australia, by H.T. Rush; 11. Karl Barth in Paris, by A. Cruvellier; 12. News from the Rainbow Empire, by J.L. Rohrbaugh; 13. India Letter, by Margaret W. Haines; 14. China Letter, by A.B. Dodd; 15. News Letter from Japan, by L.W. Moore. |
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Volume 5, No. 6 (November 1934) |
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| Editorial Notes and Comments: 1. The General Council as a Close Corporation; 2. The Evangelical Quarterly; 3. Auburn Affirmationists Launch Organ [The Presbyterian Tribune]; 4. A Parting Shot [last issue of The Presbyterian Advance]; 5. "Our Priceless Heritage" [book by Henry M. Woods]; 6. "Thinking Missions with Christ" [book by Zwemer]; 7. Misleading the Youth. | 129 | |
| Westminster Seminary and the Reformed Faith, Part II | Rev. Samuel G. Craig, D.D. | 131 |
| "Mission Work in China: Its Trends" | Rev. Courtenay H. Fenn, D.D. | 136 |
| Sunday School Lessons for November (International Uniform Series) | Rev. Prof. N.B. Stonehouse, Th.D. | 139 |
| The Comfort of the Scriptures: Psalm 119:133 | Rev. David Freeman, Th.M. | 141 |
| News of the Church: 1. Charges filed against Philadelphia Auburn Affirmation Signers; 2. Presbyteries Proceed Slowly or Mark Time on Independent Board, Northumberland brands Assembly action as "Unconstitutional"; 3. "Calling to Remembrance"; 4. Westminster Seminary Begins Sixth Year; Dr. Machen's Address to New Students; 5. Great Public Meetings Show Independent Board Strength; Independent Board Meets; First Missionaries Sail [photos of Rev. & Mrs. Coray; R. Heber McIlwaine]; 6. New York and New England Letter, by L.C. Long; 7. Eastern Pennsylvania Letter, by J.B. Thwing; 8. Delaware-Maryland Letter, by H.G. Welbon; 9. News Letter from Western Pennsylvania, by H.J. Ockenga; 10. News from Detroit and Vicinity, by R.L. Aldrich; 11. The Southern Presbyterian Church, by Wm. C. Robinson; 12. The Presbyterian Church in Canada, by T.G.M.B.; 13. Irish Letter, by S.W. Murray; 14. Netherlands Letter, by F.W. Grosheide; 15. China Letter, by A.B. Dodd; 16. Parade [ministerial notes]; 17. Korea Letter, by B.F. Hunt; 18. Dr. A.T. Robertson Dies. |
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Volume 5, No. 7 (December 1934) |
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| Editorial Notes and Comments: 1. Bishop Manning's Pronouncement; 2. "That New Foreign Board"; 3. Dr. Millikan Denies the Supernatural; 4. The Reformation Fellowship and the Auburn Affirmation. | 157 | |
| The Independent Board and Its Critics | Rev. David S. Clark, D.D. | 159 |
| Frank H. Stevenson [with photo of Dr. Stevenson] | Rev. F.R. Elder, D.D. | 161 |
| "In the Lord" | Rev. William Parsons | 163 |
| Faulty Orthodoxy and False | Rev. Prof. R.B. Kuiper | 164 |
| This Changing World | "Calvinist" | 168 |
| The Comfort of the Scriptures: Isaiah 63:17 | Rev. David Freeman, Th.M. | 168 |
| Sunday School Lessons for December (International Uniform Series) | Rev. Prof. N.B. Stonehouse, Th.D. | 169 |
| News of the Church: 1. Affirmation Charges Debated in Philadelphia; Action Indecisive; 2. Olympia Presbytery Seeks Advice; 3. Dr. Henry M. Woods Elected to Independent Board; 4. C.K. Cummings Becomes Secretary for League of Evangelical Students; 4. Name of H.W. Coray Erased by Presbytery; 5. Shantung Mission Executive Committee Votes Against Hospitality; 6. Reformation Fellowship Holds Annual Members Meeting; 7. Northeastern Branch of Christian Assembly to Meet; 8. Fortieth Year Celebrated by Colportage Association; 9. North China Theological Seminary; 10. China Letter, by A.B. Dodd; 11. News Letter from Japan, by L.W. Moore; 12. Korea Letter, by B.F. Hunt; 13. Letter from Melbourne, Australia, by H.T. Rush; 14. Irish Letter, by S.W. Murray; 15. The Presbyterian Church in Canada, by T.G.M. Bryan; 16. the Reformed Church in America, by G.M. Van Pernis; 17. Eastern Pennsylvania Letter, by J.B. Thwing; 18. New York and New England Notes, by L.C. Long; 19. Denver and Vicinity, by H.C. Welker; 20. Minnesota-Wisconsin Letter, by H.W. Allen; 21. News of Detroit and Vicinity, by R.L. Aldrich; 22. Late News Bulletin: a. Chester; b. West Jersey. |
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Volume 5, No. 8 (January 1935) |
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| Editorial Notes and Comments: 1. Why Jesus Came; 2. "First Principles of American Presbyterianism"; 3. A Pertinent Open Letter [re: H.W. Coray]; 4. The Chester Ordinations; 5. The Fellowship of the Spirit; 6. Pagan Morality?; 7. "A Christian Manifesto," by Dr. Edwin Lewis [book review]. | 181 | |
| The Miracle of the Manger: A Christmas Sermon | Rev. William Edward Biederwolf, D.D. | 185 |
| Our Search for Truth: To What is it Leading? | President Joseph Dupuy Eggleston, D.D. | 188 |
| Dr. Pugh v. Dr. Macartney | Murray Forst Thompson, Esq. | 190 |
| Sunday School Lessons for January (International Uniform Series) | Rev. Prof. N.B. Stonehouse, Th.D. | 194 |
| Two Open Letters | Walter Vail Watson; Robert J. Topping | 196 |
| The Comfort of the Scriptures: Romans 8:14 | Rev. David Freeman, Th.M. | 197 |
| News of the Church: 1. Presbytery of New Brunswick in "Surprise" Move; 2. Foreign Mission Overture Proposed in West Jersey; 3. Further Details of Meeting of Presbytery of Olympia; 4. Founder's Week at Moody Institute; 5. Parade [ministerial notes]; 6. West Jersey Refers Papers To Judicial Committee; Protest of the Rev. Carl McIntire; 7. Korea Letter, by B.F. Hunt; 8. The Presbyterian Church in Canada, by T.G.M. Bryan; 9. Eastern Pennsylvania Letter, by J.B. Thwing; 10. New England and New York, by L.C. Long; 11. Synod of Kansas News, by J.C. Everett. |
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Volume 5, No. 9 (February 1935) |
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| Editorial Notes and Comments: 1. An Appeal To Our Subscribers; 2. The National Committee of the Modern Missions Movement; 3. "Let Us Go Into The Next Towns In Japan; 4. Dr. Speer Declines [re: licensure of C.K. Cummings]; 5. Princeton Seminary's Appeal for Funds; 6. | 205 | |
| Miracles are Rational Facts | E. Van Deusen | 208 |
| The Social Gospel: A Review of the Current Mission Study Test Books Recommended for Adults by the Board of Foreign Missions, PCUSA | Rev. Charles J. Woodbridge | 209 |
| Mission Work in China: Its Trends | Rev. Martin A. Hopkins | 212 |
| Dr. Pugh v. Dr. Macartney (continued) | Murray Forst Thompson | 213 |
| Our Search for Truth: To What is it Leading? | President Joseph Dupuy Eggleston, D.D. | 216 |
| Letters to the Editor: 1. Wm. J. Sharp; 2. Courtenay H. Fenn | 219 | |
| The Comfort of the Scriptures: Mark 11:24 | Rev. David Freeman, Th.M. | 219 |
| Sunday School Lessons for February (International Uniform Series) | Rev. Prof. N.B. Stonehouse, Th.D. | 220 |
| News of the Church: 1. New Brunswick Brings Dr. Machen to Trial; 2. Philadelphia Rejects Report of Judicial Committee; 3. Report of Philadelphia Judicial Committee; 4. League of Evangelical Students to Hold Annual Convention; 5. Independent Board Bulletin Makes Appearance; 6. Notes from a Southern Presbyterian, by Wm. C. Robinson; 7. News Letter from Western Pennsylvania, by H.J. Ockenga; 8. Eastern Pennsylvania Letter, by J.B. Thwing; 9. Irish Letter, by S.W. Murray; 10. Netherlands Letter, by F.W. Grosheide; 11. Korea Letter, by B.F. Hunt; 12. Scottish Letter, by Prof. D. Maclean; 13. The Presbyterian Church in Canada, by T.G.M. Bryan; 14. New York and New England Notes, by L.C. Long |
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Volume 5, No. 10 (March 1935) |
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| Editorial Notes and Comments: 1. Defining the Issue [re: Independent Board]; 2. A Notable Canadian Judgment; 3. A Bible Story Book [by Catherine Vos]; 4. Princeton University Chapel Sermons; 5. "A Common Faith" [re: lectures by John Dewey at Yale] | 229 | |
| The Westminster Seminary Radio Broadcast | Rev. Edwin H. Rian | 232 |
| Mission Trends in China | Rev. Albert B. Dodd, D.D. | 233 |
| Why Evangelical Christianity is the Only True Religion | E. Van Deusen | 235 |
| Dr. Pugh v. Dr. Macartney (concluded) | Murray Forst Thompson, Esq. | 237 |
| Sunday School Lessons for March (International Uniform Series) | Rev. Prof. N.B. Stonehouse, Th.D. | 240 |
| The Comfort of the Scriptures: Matthew 7:26 | Rev. David Freeman, Th.M. | 242 |
| Letters to the Editor: 1. Mr. [Charles J.] Woodbridge Explains; 2. A Reply to Mr. [W.J.] Sharp | 242 | |
| News of the Church: 1. Presbytery of Chester Refuses to Try Dr. Smith; Independent Board Membership "No Offense" Says Presbytery; 2. Minority Report as Adopted by the Presbytery of Chester, January 22, 1935; 3. Machen Trial to be Behind Closed Doors; First Appearance, February 14th; 4. Collingswood Mass Meeting Great Protest Against Tyranny; 5. West Jersey Adopts McIntire Overture; Close Vote on Charges; 6. Presbytery of Olympia Adds to Illegal Actions; 7. Dr. William Childs Robinson Westminster Commencement Speaker; 8. A Memorial Fellowship [re: Stevenson endowment]; 9. Canadian Board Defends Sunday School Literature; 10. Delaware-Maryland Letter, by H.G. Welbon; 11. Eastern Pennsylvania Letter, by J.B. Thwing; 12. The Northern Presbyterian Situation in the Light of Presbyterian History, by Wm. C. Robinson; 13. News from Detroit and Vicinity, by R.L. Aldrich; 14. Netherlands Letter, by F.W. Grosheide; 15. Irish Letter, by S.W. Murray; 16. The Presbyterian Church in Canada, by T.G.M. Bryan; 17. China Letter, by A.B. Dodd; 18. News Letter from Japan, by L.W. Moore; 19. Korea Letter, by B.F. Hunt. | 244 | |
Volume 5, No. 11 (April 1935) |
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| Editorial Notes and Comments: 1. The Board of Foreign Missions Approved by Affirmationists; 2. The Standards of the Presbyterian Church; 3. Dr. Speer Sends Memorandum to West Jersey Presbytery; 4. Dean Wicks of Princeton Replies; 5. Dr. Machen's Trial? | 253 | |
| Time to Reverse [re: Independent Board] | Rev. William Parsons, D.D. | 257 |
| The Auburn Heresy | Gordon H. Clark, Ph.D. | 259 |
| Liberty of Conscience | Rev. Prof. Wm. Childs Robinson | 261 |
| Sunday School Lessons fro April (International Uniform Series) | John Murray, M.A., Th.M. | 262 |
| The Comfort of the Scriptures: 1 Cor. 11:31 | Rev. David Freeman, Th.M. | 263 |
| Letters to the Editor: 1. Dean [Robert R.] Wicks Replies; 2. What Will the General Assembly Do About It?, by "Athanasius" | 264 | |
| News of the Church: 1. New Brunswick Commission Refuses to Hear Dr. Machen's Defense; 2. Great Laymen's Mass Meeting Protests Assembly Ban; Adopts Strong Resolutions; 3. Philadelphia Presbytery Returns to Conservative Fold; 4. West Jersey Postpones McIntire Decision; 5. Robert E. Speer Defends Modernist Books; "Affirmation"; 6. Philadelphia-North Asks Independent Ban Be Revoked; 7. Chicago Presbytery Votes to Try Dr. Buswell; General Council Recommends Board Merger; New Paper [Monday Morning]; 8. New York and New England Notes, by L.C. Long; 9. Eastern Pennsylvania Letter, by J.B. Thwing; 10. News Letter from Western Pennsylvania, by H.J. Ockenga; 11. Illinois Letter, by R.H. Wood; 12. Denver and Vicinity, by H.C. Walker; 13. Notes from a Southern Presbyterian, by Wm. C. Robinson; 14. The Presbyterian Church in Canada, by T.G.M. Bryan; 15. News Letter from Ethiopia, by J.L. Rohrbaugh; 16. China Letter, by A.B. Dodd; 17. Japan Letter, by L.W. Moore; 18. News Letter from the Union of South Africa, by P.S. Latsky |
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Volume 5, No. 12 (May 1935) |
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| Editorial Notes and Comments: 1. Publisher's Announcement; 2. The Machen Verdict; 3. Moderator of New York Presbytery Urges Reversal of Assembly Action and Deplores Dr. Machen's Condemnation; 4. Princeton Seminary Student Volunteers; 5. The Lost Chord of Protestantism [review of book by Wm. Childs Robinson]; 6. The Authority of the General Assembly |
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| Argument Presented to the Presbytery of Philadelphia in Support of a Memorial to the Synod of New Jersey | Rev. Prof. Oswald T. Allis, Ph.D., D.D. | 281 |
| Some Recent Books on the Second Coming, With Comments | Rev. Samuel G. Craig, D.D. | 285 |
| The Wisdom of Coercion | Rev. William Parsons, D.D. | 287 |
| Letters to the Editor: 1. School Girl Reader; 2. Rev. Gerard H. Snell; 3. J.R.B.; 4. "Caiaphus, Pontius Pilate and the Accused, by Charles William Bates, Th.M. | 289 | |
| Sunday School Lessons for May (International Uniform Series) | John Murray, M.A., Th.M. | 289 |
| The Comfort of the Scriptures: Romans 8:35 -37 | Rev. David Freeman, Th.M. | 291 |
| News of the Church: 1. Dr. Machen "Guilty"; Penalty Suspension Notice of Appeal Filed; 2. Chicago Elects Judicial Commission to Try President Buswell; 3. Presbytery of Northern Arizona Adopts West Jersey Overture; Asks Rescinding of Action Against Independent Board; 4. Broadway Church, N.Y., Calls the Rev. John M. McComb [w/photo]; 5. Field Secretary of League of Evangelical Students Makes Tour of Southern Colleges; 6. Memorial Service for Lapsley a. McAfee; 7. Tablet to Dr. F.H. Stevenson Unveiled in Cincinnati; 8. Parade [ministerial notes]; 9. Westminster Seminary Commencement, May 7th; 10. New England and New York Notes, by L.C. Long; 11. Eastern Pennsylvania Letter, by J.B. Thwing; 12. Illinois News Letter, by R.H. Wood; 13. Notes from a Southern Presbyterian, by Wm. C. Robinson; 14. Bible-Believing Secretaries; 15. Revelation Not Evolution!; 16. Jesuit or Calvinist?; Korea Letter, by B.F. Hunt; 17. India Letter, by H.S. Nesbitt; 18. Irish Letter, by S.W. Murray; 19. Netherlands Letter, by F.W. Grosheide. | 292 | |