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More Strange Reasoning

Herman Veldman·1951-06-15
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In a recent number of Concordia, May 10, 1951, the Reverend Petter writes the following, and I quote (page 1, third column): "It is, I believe the testimony, of especially the missionaries, (whom I mention because they have been most intimately involved in discussion with the Liberated) that the more the discussion is calm and careful, the more the disagreements disappear." This is a truly remarkable statement. In fact, it is a statement completely contrary to all facts. In this statement we...

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Herman Veldman
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1951-06-15

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