01797cam a2200205 i 45000010008000000030006000080050017000140080041000310100017000720400018000890500019001070820016001262450087001422600062002293000021002915040041003125051165003536500051015187000022015692680252AUA.120191209113841.0750422s1975    dcu      b    000 0 eng    a   74081647   aDLCcDLCdDLC00aBV4501.2b.I5500a248/.48/67300aInto the arena :binsight essays on the Christian life /cChuck Scriven, compiler.  aWashington :bReview and Herald Pub. Association,c[1975]  a157 p. ;c21 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references.0 aThe book explained: Scriven, C. What to expect, what not to expect. Rice, R. Doctrine: do we have too much or too little?--Problems of belief: Vick, E. W. H. With all my mind. Scriven, C. Knowing that God is our maker. Rice, R. The problem of evil. Vick, E. W. H. Doubt.--On being human: Brown, D. On making yourself and making your world. Butler, J. Belief number 10: the state of the dead. Scriven, C. Our inner private world.--The significance of the cross: Larson, D. Why our hope is sure. Butler, J. The symbol of two gardens.--The experience of salvation: Scriven, C. Getting the spirit. Butler, J. Baptism, Ralph Nader, and the church. Maxwell, M. What is righteousness by faith? Battistone, J. J. Prayer in a secular age. Larson, D. Celebrating the Sabbath. Oosterwal, G. The people of God. Christian ethics: Rice, R. The unexpectedness of love. Scriven, C. Chastity and faithfulness. Butler, J. Camels and gnats. Oosterwal, G. The world my destination. Battistone, J. J. Doctor, lawyer, merchant, chief. Butler, J. Dreams, visions, and the establishment.--Ultimate fulfillment: Butler, J. Pity the planet, all joy gone. Branson, R. Can God be a stone? 0aChristian lifexSeventh-Day Adventist authors.1 aScriven, Charles.