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The Extremists
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; The iatiOn hr.s good cause to '
; fear extremism, frGT.i left or'
v- right. But in the- current flap :
i over rightist extrem.sm, the j
.' words of : David Lawrence ere
j- very appropriate. A short time
ago Lawrence pointed out in
, his column that both the true
i" conservative and the true lib-
A eral want to preserve 'the Con- j
stttution.
i The word liberal has come m
.-. to some disrepute in recent ye;uv
s because the radicals also are i'.:-
ing violence to the Constitute
f. say they are liberals and spenk
of themselves as pursuing tie
- liberal cause. This is not 1r.i .
Y 'l. In being alarmed over the rue
', of extreme right wing radical
ism, many of our leading poli
ticians and government officials
itct as though this were the on) v
-, threat to the U. S. form of con
. Stitutional government. Thee
Is also a very real and much
i Older threat from the left.
; The truth is 'that the great
majority of Americans aici
neither radicals of the left or te
right and will not be sold either
x bill of goods. The best answer
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Sunday School
Lesson
GROWTH TOWARD .
CHRISTIAN MATURItY
International Sunday School
, Lesson for December 31
Memory Selection: "Let ; us
eave the elementary ' doctrines
it thrist and gt on to ftiatur
ty." (Hebfe 6:1). : f
Lessoft text! t Corinthians 13
iphesians 4:11-24. ' , i
this "passage, and also in He
brews 5;12b-14. This
The purpose of our study to
day is to point out some of the
most outstanding marks of
Christian maturity and to dis
cuss ways in. which we may at
tain this maturity. In this con
nection it is fitting that this
.ast lesson in our present series
should deal with maturity, lor it t
lis tHe goal toward whicn tne
growth discussed in tne otner
lessons should move.
In the New Testament there
are various passages, that "rec
ognize the need for spiritual
growth or progress toward ma
turity on the part of the Chris
tian. Second Peter 1:5-7 : as
sumes the ' possibility of : such
growth and advises the readers
to strive for it. r In Philippians
3:12-6 Paul acknowledges that
he himself has not achieved full
maturity but is "straining for
ward" to attain it, and implies
that such an attitude in itself
indicates something of maturity
of mind. :
' According ti Hebrews, increas
ing understanding of even more
profound truths of the Christian
faith is a mark of maturity as
well as an obligation of every
professing Christian.
Certainly religious ignorance
is one serious indictment that
can be leveled against us today.
The commadd is to love God
with all one's mind and to go
beyond the elementary doctrines.
The faith of childhood or that
of a . new convert is not enough
ror all the later years. It should
grow jn depth and breadth: as
we.: injaw. ' MeW , iexberiences. Ntf
thinking. t Christian, , man; or wo- j
mart, will' 'deny this.1 " " 1 1 ' ' t 1 t
In his letter to the Cbrihth-
ian Church Paul, pointed out that
the 'factions- that had bfeen caus
ed ; by j the jealousy and" strife
among the members, with result
ing divisions f irt the" "church,
were a mark, of t inenaturity.
(I Corinthians 3:11-4), "
ft. second mark is indicated in
Jwas the
inability td assimilate solid
food-that" is, the greftter? and
more profound ideas of Chris
tianity. , j .
Because divisions f in the
church : were an evidence of im
maturity, it is not surprising
that the Book , of ; Ephesians
stresses;: unity as a charapteris
tic(woif maturity. Paul writes! :6f
maintaining "the ; unity of the
snirit in the bond of peace" and
of "building up the body of
Christ until we all attain to the
unity of the faith."
In Verse 16 of Ephesians 4,
"From whom the whole body
upbuilds itself in love J. . " the
general meaning is clear. The
writer was speaking of. the pro
gress toward maturity ; of the
Christian community - the
church.1 He uses two1! terms to
refer to it, , "growth" .'and "up
building." Christ is the source
of the growth, but the, grace he
supplies is channeled through
the individual members as each
works properly. So each makes
his own contribution, and all are
mutually interdependent, and
the "body" as a Whole grows in
and through thert. , . ,
As we look around us, can we
make an honest claim to having
achieved this wonderful goal?
Are we really mature, in our
erowth towards Christianity?
As we realize the areas oi our
shortcomings, let us prays Our
Father, grant Us the grace and
courage' to grovr, into mature
manhood and womanhood w the
Christian faith, that we may be
worthy members 6f the body
whose head is Christ. ? Amert.
(These comment! an based ok
auilinai of lh IntaniaBoiial Bun-
day School Latsenti copyrlghteo
h ths International Council
Religious Education, and Vtd
yf parmiuba). '
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CHURCH
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HERTFOHD KArris't CM 1 1 - .
, Norman Harris. Fasfor .
Sunday School, S:4 A. Sv. u
. Moming Worship, ll:00 o'cK- i
Evening Worship, 8 o'clock.
id-week ServreesV WedjesvJ
ening at 8 e'cKCsb i-
bethl:
LEHEM CHI
, CHURCH
HRISTIAK
He could see time passing...
THI CHURCH Ki AU . ..
ALL FOR THI CHURCH1
' Tr Cntiith ll the gresteit factor
uvli tn lh hnildtn. nf rJisract.r r ) S !
and sood dtittnship. It Is a itore- t f '
houss of ipintual valuei. Without a ,
strong Church, neither democraey aor , i
civilisstioa can survive. There are H
four sound reasons why ever penon f , i
should st tend services regularly and
support the Church. They art: (1)
For his own take. (2) For hit chil
dren's take. (3) For the sake of his
community and nation. (4) Far the
lake Of the Church itself, which needs
his moral sad material support. Plan
to go to church regularly and read
your Bible daily.
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Sunday
Monday Proverbs
Tuesday Palms
Wednesday Luke
Thursday James
.Friday , Msggal
Saturday 1 Hebrews
Beet Chapter Verses
Matthew IS 1-1S
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103
12
. 4
1
6
6-15
11-18
16-21
13-17
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The folks who live Jn th day of the hokr
glass had a psychological advahtaje. They could see
tune passing.
And as each fine grain sllpptd through the neck
of the) glass, a man's conscience would whisper
withltt him: less time left! '. , . t
! 1VtM we Toot at a clock ifi liartdJ seem itiOtioiV
left.! Ii that why million put off the important
idedsions that ought W b made right flow? !
Whatever its cause, procrastination is disease.
It lulls the lenses into indolence. It wastes out
energy Gil trivial pursuits while important tasks
remain Undone. Especially it attack the soul,
tempting mail to belief that there wit! be plenty
of time krtef td tend td his spiritual needs.
But the cure is simple . . and immediate; Just
set the alarm dock and begin the New Yar with
worship in your Church, Youll soon be fadng
etery important task with eagerness and courage
and faithl
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