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S hould we worship on Saturday instead of Sunday? Are Ameri cans really Israelites? Is it sinful to celebrate Christmas? Shou ld we change our eating habits? Are all churches preaching lies except Her bert W. Armstrong’s Radio Church of God? These were a few of the questions that raced through my mind and de manded answers when I became in terested in the dynamic radio preach ing of Armstrong. I first became interested in Her bert Armstrong when some friends left their church and began to fol low his teachings. I became a regu lar listener to “ The World Tomor row,” as he titles his broadcast, and I waited eagerly each issue of The Plain Truth magazine. Religion had not held much inter est for me in the past. Most of the religious matters o f our family had been left to Ruth, my wife. She had attended church since she was a child and was now taking our three children, Rosalyn, Gary, and Michele, to the River Bend Bible Church, a mission church which meets in a schoolhouse near our home. As the weeks passed and my in terest in Armstrongism increased, I began to see that there were seri ous conflicts between the teaching my family was receiving at the church and that which was persua sively presented on Armstrong’s broadcast and in his literature. The church taught the doctrine of
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Here’s the handy, paperback edition o f Fourth Quarter Comments for teachers beginning in the fall. As in Broadman Comments, 1966, Hugh R. Peterson and five other authors help you prepare each International Sun day School Lesson. Contains all the helpful features as the regular Com ments. Paper, 95£
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