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Letters to the Editor

The following have been submitted and we place them, without endorsement, for the interest of our readers. Dear Editor: On February 18, 1980, the Orthodox Christian Reformed Church of Burlington, Washington, was organized as a Church of Jesus Christ. On that date former mem· hers of the Christian Reformed Church of Mount Vernon, Washington, chose […]

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Letters to the Editor

ON THE VOS LEGACY It was good that the Outlook carried the article by Peter De Jong on Geerhardus Vos and J.G. Vos. Some scholars feel that G. Vos was the greatest Reformed theologian the western hemisphere has produced. They consider that the mantle of Calvin fell on his shoulders. And J.G. is not only […]

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Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor: In your article (“The Child’s Name was God,” December 1979) discussing my convocation address at The King’s College you insist that my speech “perverts in typically Liberal tradition everything that the Bible teaches about Christ’s coming,” resulting in “a humanistic distortion of the Gospel of God.” That is preposterous. The fact is, I […]

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Letters to the Editor

Outlook Editor: I am writing this in response to the article “Should we make pictures of Jesus Christ?” by Stefan Trenev in the July,1979 edition of the Outlook . This article states that making and using pictures of the Lord Jesus Christ in Sunday School material, Baptism certificates, etc. is in “direct violation of the […]

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Letters to the Editor

Outlook Editor: The March, 1979 issue of the Outlook contained an article by the Rev. Peter De Jong entitled “Are Christian Schools Teaching the Bible?” The article claims to present some of the observations of the author based on a critical comparison of two Bible curricula that we publish, the older Historical Study (in gr. […]

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THE BIBLE‘S INSPIRATION It ought to be said and said plainly: Some of our professors at Calvin College & Seminary hold to views of the Bible’s inspiration which are questionable. to say the least, and not in harmony with a biblical view of inspiration, to say a bit more. And it is misunderstanding of the […]

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Letter to the Editor

WHICH BIBLE VERSION? In recent years the Revised Standard Version of the Bible has become increasingly popular in Reformed circles. The earlier stigma of a “liberal bias” largely disappeared, and it is quite likely the version most used on our pulpits today. I don’t regret this, nor do I question it. In the congregation I […]

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