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The Minister's Relationship To The Mentally Ill, Richard H. Tusant Jr.

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

One of the pertinent duties of the minister has been to counsel with the people who come to his office about the problems of life. There are many people who, some time or another, need this type of counseling. Under the proper ministerial guidance they can meet the problems and come away with a sense of relief. The author made an attempt to show the particular ministry of the clergyman to those mentally and emotionally disturbed.

Student Personnel Services In Pacific Coast Schools Of Ministerial Training, P H. Wood

George Fox College Journal, 1952-1966

No abstract provided.

George Fox's Concept Of The Church, Arthur O. Roberts

Arthur O. Roberts Collection

Arthur Roberts' dissertation (Boston University, 1954)

Abstract:

The purpose of this study is to determine the significance of George Fox's concept of the Church for his doctrinal teachings and for his work as a religious leader in seventeenth century England. Literature in the field o early Quakerism, extensive and varied though it is, has neglected formulation of Fox's views on the basis of such a dominant ideal. The present study is based primarily upon the printed, collection of Fox's works. During the Interregnum, England struggled for authority and for unity. Fox was part of the radical wing of the Puritan …

George Fox's Concept Of The Church, Arthur O. Roberts

George Fox College Journal, 1952-1966

No abstract provided.

An Inductive Study Of The Principles Of Stewardship Of Material Goods As Taught In The Four Gospels, Alfred D. Enns

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

A study of the Scriptures, as well as observing the economic structure of society, reveals that money, or its equivalent in this form of material goods, is vital to the life of every individual.

The Indispensability Of The Holy Scriptures, Clarence E. Knoepfle

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

Man has always and everywhere sough to know about God. Though his mind has been corrupted and blurred by sin, he has, nevertheless, recognized that his eternal destiny is in the hands of his Creator. This recognition has at the same time brought with it a heart-craving for some assurance that God is pleased with his life and is determined to provide for his eternal wellbeing. Evangelical Christendom has always maintained that such an assurance may be realized by a prayerful study of the Bible. Furthermore, Protestantism has traditionally claimed the Bible as the unique depository of Revealed Truth concerning …

The Indispensability Of The Holy Scriptures, Clarence Knoepfle

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

Excerpt: "Man has always and everywhere sought to know about God. Though his mind has been corrupted and blurred by sin, he has, never-the-less recognized that his eternal destiny is in the hands of his Creator. This recognition has at the same time brought with it a heart-craving for some assurance that God is pleased with his life and is determined to provide for his eternal well-being. Evangelical Christendom has always maintained that such an assurance may be realized by a prayerful study of the Bible as the unique depository of Revealed Truth concerning God's revelation of Himself through His …

A History Of The Montana Conference Of The Evangelical Church, Robert E. Strutz

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

As the population moved westward the church sent missionaries to keep its constituency together. The Evangelical Association Church, through the Dakota conference, tried to keep its people together in the state of Montana. The United Evangelical Church, through the Platte River Conference, tried to keep pace with its people who homesteaded in the Broadview vicinity .

An Inductive Study Of The Principles Of Stewardship Of Material Goods As Taught In The Four Gospels, Alfred D. Enns

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

A study of the Scriptures, as well as observing the economic structure of society, reveals that money, or its equivalent in the for.m of material goods, is vital to the life of every individual. The problem of wealth is, and has always been, one of the most important ethical problems of the world. Neither religion nor civilization can evade that problem and live.

Money, the most common of temporal things, can be used for good or for evil, depending upon the desire and wish of the individual who has possession of it. For this reason it involves uncommon and eternal …

A New Testament Study Of The Problem Of Sin After Sanctification, Norval Hadley

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

Very much has been written on the subject of sanctification, but many of these writings were found to contain comparatively little clear teaching on the subject of sin after sanctification. Furthermore, there has existed in the minds of many with whom the writer has been personally acquainted some questions on this subject, -indicating a need for more sound instruction in this field. This study has sought to answer some of these questions. The problem here presented was: Can a fully sanctified person sin? If so , how Should sin after sanctification be explained doctrinally, and how can it be prevented …

The Biblical Basis Of God's Demand For Holiness, Delmer C. Ransdell

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

No abstract provided.

A New Testament Study Of The Problem Of Sin After Sanctification, Norval Hadley

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

Very much has been written on the subject of sanctification, but many of these writings were found to contain comparatively little clear teaching on the subject of sin after sanctification. Furthermore, there has existed in the minds of many with whom the writer has been personally acquainted some questions on this subject, indicating a need for more sound instruction in this field. This study has sought to answer some of these questions. The problem here presented was: Can a fully sanctified person sin? If so, how should sin after sanctification be explained doctrinally, and how can it be prevented experientially?

A Study Of Faith And Reason As Found In The Writings Of Karl Barth, Emil Brunner, And E. J. Carnell, Bernard Edward Mott Jr.

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

No abstract provided.

A Study Of Faith And Reason As Found In The Writings Of Karl Barth, Emil Brunner, And E.J. Carnell, Bernard Edward Mott Jr.

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

The question which forms the core of this paper is the relationship of faith and reason. Is faith reasonable? Does every aspect of that in which man believes need to fit the requirement of reason? Does reason support faith or faith reason? Is reason possible without faith?

To establish this relationship also means the establishment of the limitation of each. What is the area of faith? How is knowledge obtained? Why is faith necessary at all? Or why is reason necessary? To answer these questions one must also ascertain the correct view of the world, of man, of God, of …

Christian Evangelism And The Preschool Child, Ralph W. Wilde

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

Preschool children are admittedly immature. They have a lot to learn concerning the world in which they live. They are necessarily very busy becoming acquainted with themselves and with the environment in which they have been placed . They express themselves very crudely and have little experience upon which to base their judgments. Many adults have regarded them as beings to be seen and not heard. The Church itself has seldom given much attention to their spiritual problems. That attention which the Church has given has pertained more to their readiness for death than to their readiness for life. In …

A Critical Study Of The Jehovah's Witnesses Doctrine Of God, Robert S. Taber

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

No abstract provided.

Music In Education, Author Unknown

George Fox College Journal, 1952-1966

No abstract provided.

A Survey Of Representative Sermonic Approaches In Preaching The Doctrines Of Divine Love And Divine Wrath, Roger Brandon Swaren

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

One of the numerous accusations made against the Bible is that it contains contradictions. The one Book that is unique in every way is in no single phrase more unique than in the matter of its unity: yet it is in regard to that particular facet of truth that many of its enemies delight to aim their weapons, believing it to be a target worthy of a large share of their ammunition and energy. Two of the doctrines that appear to be contradictory are the doctrines of divine love and divine wrath. Are they compatible or are they opposed to …

A Study Of The Protestant Conception Of The Priesthood Of Believers, Charles W. Bellus

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

The Bible contains several references to the priesthood of believers. Through the years very little has been done to clarify this phrase in the mind of those included . A great portion of what has been done has been in relation to the church and along the line of church government. However, it is not the purpose of this study to stress this aspect . The work that has been done on the personal aspect of the subject is very sketchy and each reference includes few of the actual implications of the subject as discussed in the Bible. Several writers …

A Study Of The Protestant Conception Of The Priesthood Of Believers, Charles W. Bellus

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

The Bible contains several references to the priesthood of believers. Through the years very little has been done to clarify this phrase in the mind of those included. A great portion of what has been done has been in relation to the church and along the line of church government. However, it is not the purpose of this study to stress this aspect. The work that has been done on the personal aspect of the subject is very sketchy and each reference includes few of the actual implications of the subject as discussed in the Bible. Several writers mention the …

An Investigation And Evaluation Of Bishop William Taylor's Missionary Methods, Arthur Thomas Shelton

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

Excerpt: "The question has been and is today, which methods are truly apostolic and the most effective in producing lasting results? The purpose for this study of Bishop William Taylor's missionary methods is (1) to discover the particular methods which he himself employed; (2) to compare the conditions under which Taylor's methods were applied with conditions as they prevail today and as they prevailed at the time of Paul, the greatest missionary; (3) to compare his methods with the successful Nevius methods and the Pauline methods; and (4) to discover some basic principles for missionary work which do not change …

A Critical Study Of Mormon Doctrine, Dwaine L. Bassett

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

The importance of any movement may be determined, in part, by its claim. If these claims are true, they will demand careful attention of all concerned. The Mormon Church claims to represent "the restoration of the Gospel at Jesus Christ." The foundation tor this assertion is based on the Book of Mormon. This Book states that the Bible in its original form contained a true revelation from God. This Church maintained that the Gospel was not retained in its pure and simple form, tor following the apostles there arose an "abominable church" which deleted many plain and precious parts of …

A Study Of The Mosaic Sacrifices To Discover Their Primary Meaning And Typical Significance, Donald Bletscher

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

It was [the author's] purpose to make an objective study or the Mosaic sacrifices to discover (1) their actual meaning to the Hebrew people who offered them; (2) their apparent typical meanings; and ( 3) what they mean to the Christian living in the light of the New Testament.

A Comparative Study Of Some Contemporary Views On The Great Tribulation Period, Harvey Ernest Bartram

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

Jesus, speaking to his disciples, as recorded in the Gospel according to Matthew, makes this statement: "For then shall be great tribulation, such as hath not been from the beginning of the world until now, no nor ever shall be. And except those days had been shortened, no flesh would have been saved; but for the elect's sake these days shall be shortened." In these words, Jesus expresses in a very clear manner a truth that is reflected in the Old and New Testaments alike. In this statement Jesus is giving, almost word for word, a prophecy uttered by Daniel …

A Study Of The Contribution Of The Hymn To The Worship Service, C. Auburn Witt

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

The purpose of this study is to determine the values within the hymn and their relative contributions to the worship service of the church. As an element of the worship, the hymn is observed to be incorrectly evaluated and understood. It is hoped that by careful observation and discussion, some new contributions can be added to the fund of knowledge which will aid in man 's worship of God.

An Interpretation Of The Problem Of Christian Liberty Within The Realm Of Law, Gerald Gardner

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

One of the perennial problems of the Christian faith is the relationship between law and grace. This constant recurrence is an indication of its basic importance. Extreme positions are unchristian and result in an unholy presentation of the Christian faith.

To the earnest Christian the problem of what to do and what not to do often becomes a serious one. Prior to the acceptance of Christ and His way, and individual's conduct is controlled by the socially accepted standards of his environment. The standards will vary in accordance with each given situation and the average person will feel obligated to …

A Biblical Study Of Man In His Relationsihp To The Image Of God, Mildred Bangs Wynkoop

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

No abstract provided.

A Comparative Study Of Views On Prayer As Held By E. M. Bounds, Andrew Murray, And George Arthur Buttrick, Howard W. Perry

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

Prayer is an interesting subject to some; to others it is foolishness and nonsense. Because men are curious beings and desire to know, and because knowledge is hidden from the wise and revealed unto babes it was studied to see what good was derived from prayer.

The Bible reveals that prayer was used in the Old Testament times. Abraham, Gideon, Daniel, Elijah, and the children of Israel all used it. Abraham used it to accomplish feats, Gideon used it to find God's will for them, Daniel used prayer to stop lion's mouths, Elijah used it to bring rains, and the …

A Study Of The Missionary Call As Found In The Acts Of The Apostles And In Modern Missionary Biography, Leo Maze Thornton

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

To the sincere and enquiring mind a very fundamental question has been asked many times. Why do missionaries leave their homes, people, comforts, and security for the uncongenial people of a far off country? This has posed as a problem since the early life of the Apostle Paul.

A Study Of The Mosaic Sacrifices To Discover Their Primary Meaning And Typical Significance, Donald Bletscher

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

Excerpt: "When the writer of this thesis was about ten years of age, he heard a statement which caused him a great deal of concern. The statement was made by a woman who was held as practically "the ideal" in Christian womanhood. She was a Sunday School teacher, which position alone gave her considerable esteem and authority in the boy's mind. The statement was only a passing remark in the course of a conversation with the writer's mother, but it struck a chord in the heart of that ten year old boy which made him doubt the truth of the …