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CHRISTMAS IN A TIME OF CRISIS Once again the season is at hand when we consider the Savior’s birth. The loveliness of the manger scenes, the angels’ song, the shepherds, the Virgin Mother, Joseph, the Babe in swaddling clothes—all of it will again pass in review. The lovely music of the carols will be mixed […]

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Report of our Annual Fellowship Meeting

Reformed Fellowship incorporated is an organization whose sole purpose is to propagate and defend the Reformed faith. It seeks to do this through the publication of its magazine, TORCH AND TRUMPET, and other literature, the sponsoring of public lectures, and occasional meetings for the discussion of important subjects that center around the Reformed faith. This Fellowship was […]

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Karl Barth on Christmas

The Christmas message is beautifully simple, yet wonderfully profound. “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth on him should not perish, but have eternal life” (John 3:16). The simplicity of this good news can be grasped by a child. And yet its profound meaning and significance stagger the […]

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Erroneous Scriptures?

In the debate within the Christian Reformed Church on the inerrancy of the Word of God, there has often been much ambiguity. Those who have questioned the traditional position of the Church (reaffirmed by the Synods of 1959 and 1961) have not always spoken with the greatest of frankness or clarity. But this cannot be said […]

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Guido De Bres (II) – The Confession of the Man

In explanation of the title of this article, we refer to last month’s contribution by the same writer on: The Man of the Confession. Like all other Confessions, the Confession of Guido de Bres has its own history. In discussing the history of this Confession, the very first question to be answered is this: Was de […]

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