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what they get out of it. These include Billy Graham, Eugenia Price, Stacey Woods and others. Eleven techniques of studying the Scriptures are dis­ cussed, including study by books, chapters, characters, prayers, mir­ acles, parables and poetry. The final chapter deals w ith systems of com­ parison, contrast and thematic dia­ gramming. Dr. Perry is Professor of Practical Theology at Gordon Divin­ ity School and Walden Howard is Dean of the Young Life Institute. 218 pages; cloth; Fleming H. Revell Co., Westwood, N. J.; $4.00. Christianity Versus the Cults By J. K. Van Baalen This is a companion volume to the author’s larger work, The Chaos of Cults which first came off the press about 19 years ago. Written in very readable language and in an attrac­ tive style, this new book w ill meet the varied needs of the layman, the housewife confronted with the cult- ist at her front door, the pastor or the study group. It is especially adapted for the busy person who wants a con­ cise yet authoritative examination of the teachings of 11 of the major mod­ em cults in the light of the Word of God. The last three chapters are very valuable summaries of Christianity in its contest with anti-Christian cults. 136 pages; cloth; Eerdmans Publ. Co., Grand Rapids; $2.00.—Reviewed by Kenneth B. Daniels. Little Visits with God Devotions for Families with Small Children By Allan Hart Idhsmann and Martin P. Simon Illustrations by Frances Hook When Concordia Press publishes a book it is usually a substantial pro­ duction physically and still artistic. This book is bound in white washable fabricoid with colored decorations on front and back cover. There is a dou­ ble title page with figures on both pages and the text is punctuated throughout with tastefully placed drawings. The devotions themselves are far from dull, abounding in con­ versational pieces and narrative; sub-

Th is Way, Please Facing Life's Crossroads By Roy O. McClain

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Here is a strong attack on an arti­ ficial and anemic Christian faith, winch provides pointers to a strong Cixristian testimony and walk. The “way” is defined and then the sins of the church in general are exposed. It is a courageous facing of facts in many situations. Even “filled churches can mean empty people.” Our jails are also increasingly overflowing. The author is pastor of the largest church in the southeast, First Baptist of Atlanta. 217 pages; cloth; Fleming H. Revell Co., Westwood, N.J.; $3.00. Anyone who has not read Isobel K u h n h a s m i s s e d s o m e t h i n g of unusual character in missionary writ­ ing. She and her husband were for years pioneer missionaries in the hill country of Southwest China and de­ veloped a very good work among the most primitive Lisu people, remain­ ing there until forced to leave by the Communists. She has written a num­ ber of books noted for their descrip­ tive and literary beauty and intimacy of detail. This book is different in that it is designed to bring out the disci­ plinary and spectacular nature of the missionary’s difficulties and while it is a narrative in chronological form it is also a study in the Christian-life development. Miracles are frequent in the story and it w ill contribute to the increase of faith and knowledge of those who read it. 222 pages; cloth; Moody Press, Chicago; $3:00. How to Study Your Bible By Lloyd M. Perry & Walden Howard This is not a book of exposition on what the Bible teaches, but a guide for discovering what it teaches. Cer­ tain fundamental principles are laid down in Chapter 1, including such subjects as regeneration, preparation, submission, cultural consideration and application. Then in Chapter 2 the personal testimonies of 14 con­ temporary Christians tell how they study the Bible for themselves and In the Arena By Isobel Kuhn

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