The Ohio Independent Baptist, December 1962

(Continued from page 9) America. We further believe that the present admini tration . . . be– came obligated . . . to enforce all laws treaties and covenant binding on the United States . . . Therefore we urge the immediate application of this doctrine by our government, for the expulsion of Communism from the island of Cuba." 5. Slave Labor Products ' 'We feel compelled to raise a voice of protest again t the U. S. Senate D e– partment-backed and r ecommended plan known as 'mo t favored nation treatment. . . . We believe this whole plan is a complete sellout and be– trayal of our American way of life to our most bitter enemies. We ther e– fore urge an immediate end to all imports into this country from all Communist nations . 6. Christian Conduct - ' T he dele– gate . . . earnestly desire to en– courage and assist Christians in the fulfillment of the will of the Lord in their lives." The seventh resolution criticized publication of a booklet concerning sex, terming it an ' 'outrageous piece of immoral propaganda." BOOK REVIEWS The World Under God 1 s Law by R. Robert Ingram, 123 pp., $3.50, St. Thomas Press, Box 35096, H ouston 35, Texas. Here is a book of sermons to The Ten ommandments distinctly different. Writ– ten h}' the anti- ommunist rector of t. Thomas Episcopal Church and chool in Houston, it is naturally more concerned ,\ith the need of a return to hristiarl government under God and the anti-God nature of ocia lism than it is V\.ith a pirtual applicat1on of the commandments to our O\\.'Il heart attitudes. Over and over lie stresses tl1c legal as1)ects of the T e11 n1mandme11ts a11d that in l c;rael tl1c breacl1 of tl1e111 \ \c.iS 1)un1sl1able bv deatl1. o, vvhile recogn171ng our salvation by grace, he l1olds tl1at govcrnn1e11ts sl1ould still fasl1io11 tl1eir la v.·s ac(ord ing to the 1,rinci1)lcs of the l "cr1 0111n1a11dments a11d as governn1ents 1)un1sh tl1eir breach. l "l1is, Ile l1olds, \,\'ould make our natio11 hristia11 and trul)' rccogn1,e God as upre111e, as 110 111erc li1J ser\·1cc ca11 do. ln acl1 of l1is te11 ser111on~ l1e s1>e11ds l1al of l1is tin1e i11 J)Ointing out ho\\' eacl1 con1111and111e11t J)Uts sO<l a11d l1irstia11 n1oraJ sta11d rd~ above tl1e state a11d 111ak s tl1 state a11d iL olficer crva11ts of ,oll 1 c1nd 1l1us d 11ies tl1 teachi11gs of cotll· n1u11is1r1, \\'elf ar -;>. tatis111, l 11<l s iali 111. If is ,1ot lo,,, to pc>i n t ouL 110,v far ,ve ha, go111 011 tl1 ~ ro d of tl1 ~ UJJer-s t te n1 ur r gulatio11 of J:>ro1,;;.rty rights, lal>or, tn11ni11e11t don1 i11, ra e rt~1ati ,r1 , i11con1e ta , tc. \:\ 1 e 111 I ~ gov r111ne11t to si t 1,]1 r:. 1 ougl1t to si t a11d o ar") J>re I) flllg lll \\ for t}l Ill! }1ri t . fl p ll t ,vill 11ot a r e ,vi tli all l1is ta te but )11 1, is ,, a]) ,,,ortl1 re d 1, , i ,ved B,, ]\ lr,11 1 ordlu11d. BAPTIST BIBLE SEMINARY TRAINS LEADERS! 8. B. S. Graduates Are Serving With Distinction at Home and on the Mission Field If you are called to fu ll time Christi an Serv ice, you should prayerfully consider what Baptist Bible Seminary offers. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE TO DR. ARTHUR WOOLSEY, PRESIDENT ThB. Bre & Diploma Courses BAPTIST BIBLE SEMINARY JOHNSON CITY, N. Y. On our beautiful campus overlooking San Francisco Bay, high school grads can obtain- A CHRISTIAN EDUCATION FOR LIFE AND SERVICE B.A. and B.Th . degrees; Bible maior with minors in Theology Pastoral Education, Christian Education, Missions, Music, Greek, Social Science, Education-Psychology, or the Humanities. Co-operative programs leading to B.S. and R.N. degrees, also B.A. and M.B.A. or M.S. degrees in Business Administration . Write for free catalog, Dept. l ACCREDITED: AABC WESTERN BAPTIST BIBLE COLLEGE Rev. H. 0 . Van Gilde r, O.D., President Hill and Elm Streets El Cerrito, Calif. j 111111111Illi111111:""111111111111111111!!/ II I 'l1,,,111, ·, ,, ear, ,,, • , , , ,, 1111111 j ' I 'I, I 11" ••• )(111 ,( ,II ~f~JI I '•I "FAITH CO 1E I II B'Y HEARING." J~'S ho ,vill not enter a church \,•ill tune in our " I gc to Israel" brood asts aired over 50 stations \\ith coast-to~coast a11d foreign coverage, in luding the t. t~ of Israel. - 1 n ' reacl1ed for hri t h ' 111 il, rrespondmce -0urse a11d per onal call . "fhis 1nini tr)', no,' ·n its 26th ,ear, i depe11de11t under <l u1,on the pra ' rfu 1 , nd finan i l u1 i)Ort of f Ii people. end for free cop • f our inform tiv n1 zine. 1 I 4 1\ E I R1 ~L. M S AGE TO ISRAEL, Inc . }lo 6 2, ,enera I Po t ffice, e ~ '\" ork 1, e,,. \" ork