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Jim Wallis 1-01-1975

“The Young Evangelicals” has been the newest phrase to emerge on the theological landscape this past year.

William Pannell 10-01-1974

I have chosen to speak about the present and the future of evangelical social concern. I do not find this an easy task.

Bill Lane 10-01-1974

The term radical conjures up all kinds of images that we must reject (violence, arrogance, etc.), but we cannot be followers of Jesus Christ and reject radicalism per se.

Sharon Gallagher 8-01-1974

Race, class, and sex were three ways Jewish men had of defining people as “other.” 

An issue like feminism, however, raises immediate problems, for it is the kind of issue about which scripture does not always speak directly.

Richard J. Mouw 8-01-1974

Tertullian, as we all know, once asked the question concerning the relationship between faith and reason by using a metaphor. “What,” he asked, "does Athens have to do with Jerusalem?"

Art Gish 5-01-1974

The Anabaptists were right when they said that we cannot be Christians by ourselves.

Clark H. Pinnock 5-01-1974

Our text draws an important connection between the fullness of the Spirit and the impulse to minister to the poor and unfortunate. This is the Acts connection.

Eugene Warren 5-01-1974

Blessed are those who buy and sell. For theirs shall be the brand of their choice.

The consideration of a question such as this--do we need a new Barmen Declaration? or do Americans now need a Barmen Declaration?--at once discloses how history is comprehended.

John Howard Yoder 4-01-1974

The love of a sovereign God drives us into concern for the social order.