BOOK NOTES |
Elizabeth
Achtemeier is both a theological professor (Union Seminary in
Virginia) and a preacher. She says the people in the pew are
interested especially in two issues, their work and their home life.
She charges that both of these are neglected in the pulpit. You do
not have to be a preacher, though it might help, to appreciate her
Preaching About Family Relations in which she tells what ought
to be said about marriage, sex, divorce, the elderly, male and female
roles, children. $10.50 postpaid.
In
his Faith Healing: Fact or Fiction? Waymon Miller tells you
whether miracles really happen in healing revivals, and he lays out
the embarrassing fact of multitudes of failures, along with dealing
with the psychology of faith healing. A readable and responsible
work. $11.50 postpaid.
Re-Baptism
by Jimmy Allen weighs the question of what and how much one must
know at the time of his baptism. It deals in a general way with the
rebaptism issue as it has affected Churches of Christ. He takes the
view that one only needs to be a believer at the time of his baptism.
$9.95 postpaid.
Edward
Fudge’s The Fire That Consumes continues to attract
attention by its persuasive argument that the wicked dead are not
endlessly tormented as orthodoxy has claimed, but are destroyed,
which is what the Bible has said all along. We can send you a copy
for $21.50 postpaid.
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A
new book on Walter Scott: American Frontier Evangelist by
William Gerrard is a welcomed addition to Restoration studies. It is
a well-researched, well-written study. $10.95 postpaid. For the same
price we can send you another pioneer biography, Raccoon John
Smith, delightfully written by Louis Cochran.
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