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A Sad End

Herman Hoeksema·1961-09-01
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With the above mentioned topic I refer to the end of the schismatics. To my mind, it is a most miserable ending. For their "synod" decided, by a vote of eleven to five, to join the Christian Reformed Church. At first, after their schism in 1953, they maintained that they were Protestant Reformed and intended to remain so. This was, of course, impossible in view of the fact that they supported the statements made by one of them from the pulpit of the First Protestant Reformed Church of Grand...

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Herman Hoeksema
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1961-09-01

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