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"Projecting the Light of the Word of God on the Issues of the Day "
Na-Pr�dia
U. POSTAGE
PAID
PER.urr NO. SS
JANUARY, 1978
Dr. Dayton Hobbs, Editor
VOL. 7, NO, 1
P.O. Box 643, Milton, Florida 32570
United and � I Year ".00
Foreign � I Yar $6.00
Are Teaching IWethods
Neutral?
In a
osophy of
published
Christian
entitled,
new book entitled
The Phil�
Dr. Dayton Hobbs
and there are wrong ways to do things.
There are right ways to carry out our
lord' s Cortunission to take the Gospel to
the ends of the earth and there are
wrong ways. There are right ways to
teach and there are wrong ways to teach.
Teaching methods are reflective of one 's
philosophy, particularly one's view of
man. Depending on whether you view man
as a product of evolution who only needs
adjustment to his environment or whether
you view man as the Scripture declares
him to be (a fallen son of Adam, de�
praved, lost and in need first of re�
demption and then to be taught to bear
the yoke of our Lord Jesus Christ) , your
view will make a difference in how you
teach children as well as what you teach
children. n
it pleased God by the
foolishness of preaching to save them
that believe." I Cor. I : 21. Preaching
is the method God has chosen to get the
Gospel to men. Ihere has never been
anything that could take the place of
God' s man preaching God' s Word boldly
in the power of the Holy Spirit.
Today a great deal of emphasis is
placed on counsel ling; one outstanding
preacher told me he knew of at least 100
preachers from his area who had left the
pulpit for full time counsel ling. This
is sad and is a conunentary on our times.
Every pastor certainly spends time coun�
selling those who need it, but this does
not substitute for the "thundering" pul�
pit, aM as a matter of fact if the pul�
pit is the power it ought to be, many
problems can be dealt with and corrected
before personal counsel ling is needed.
See Page 3
Christian School Education,
by the Western Association of
Schools, there is a chapter
"The Christian Philosophy
Applied to Methods of Instruction" writ�
ten by James W. BraLey. Although a great
deal of work was undoubtedly done by Mr.
Braley in preparing this chapter and
there is a great deal of very useful in�
formation and help contained therein, I
must disagree with one of the conclu�
sions he arrives at. On page 111 he
states, "The rightness' , or 'wrongness '
of any �thod simply relates to how they
are used and what philosophy they under�
gird, Methods are not necessarily good
or evil in or of themselves."
A method is a way of doing some�
thing. There are right ways to do things
An Open Letter To Dr. Jack Van Impe
Dear Jack :
As I have told you, I learned to
have love and appreciation for you and
Rexella during your two Connecticut
crusades. When I presented you on the
first night of the Hartford crusade I
told t:he congregation that I was happy
in the knowledge that you were a Funda�
mentalist and a Separatist. I express�
ed my gratitude that I was confident
that you would never embarrass us or
hurt our ministry.
But, Jack, you have embarrassed us ,
by Dr. Wendell D. Mullen
you have hurt us very much.
Your Crusade Newsletter has just
gone out to all our families.
It is
full of unfounded accusations and slan�
der.
I have listened to your Cobo Hall
sermon. Many of your listeners, even
those who applauded, did not know that
you were accusing Dr. Bob Jones of
namecalling, mudslinging and muckraking.
In your Newsletter of November, 1977 ,
you do not mention Dr. Jones by name,
but you were guilty of judgenental
slander against him. You make it appear
that there is no principle at stake
You do not even mention the issue.
There is an issuel Dr. Jones be�
lieves that Dr. John Rice is disobedient
to the Word of God in teaching a genera�
tion of preachers to fellowship with
men who openly support the apostasy.
Many of us believe that Dr. Jones is
correct.
Jerry Falwe11 has foHowed Dr.
Rice's teachings and example. I heard
him on T. V. , and I read his statement
in the Baptist Bible Tribune, saying
See Page 4
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| Title | The Projector January 1978 |
| Subject | Public Schools |
| Description | This document is a Floridian Christian newspaper with a mission of "protecting the light of the Word of God on the Issues of the day". |
| Contributors | Dayton Hobbs; Wendell D. Mullen; Dave Johnson; Alice Ann Smith; |
| Date | 1978-01 |
| Type | Text |
| Format | cpd |
| Source | index.cpd |
| Language | eng |
| Relation | FAL 1-2-1 Folder 2; FAL 1:1-2 Box 1 |
| Audience | College Students; Researchers |
| Folder | FAL Record Group 1 Sub-Group 2 Series 1 Folder 2 |
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| Title | 001_The Projector January 1978 |
| Subject |
Falwell Papers The Projector |
| Description | This document is a Floridian Christian newspaper with a mission of "protecting the light of the Word of God on the Issues of the day". |
| Contributors | Dayton Hobbs; Wendell D. Mullen; Dave Johnson; Alice Ann Smith; |
| Date | 1978-01 |
| Type | Text |
| Format | tif |
| Source | 001_The Projector January 1978.tif |
| Language | eng |
| Relation | FAL 1:1-2 Box 1 |
| Audience | College Students; Researchers |
| Transcript | o ye.:.oe:: "Projecting the Light of the Word of God on the Issues of the Day " Na-Pr�dia U. POSTAGE PAID PER.urr NO. SS JANUARY, 1978 Dr. Dayton Hobbs, Editor VOL. 7, NO, 1 P.O. Box 643, Milton, Florida 32570 United and � I Year ".00 Foreign � I Yar $6.00 Are Teaching IWethods Neutral? In a osophy of published Christian entitled, new book entitled The Phil� Dr. Dayton Hobbs and there are wrong ways to do things. There are right ways to carry out our lord' s Cortunission to take the Gospel to the ends of the earth and there are wrong ways. There are right ways to teach and there are wrong ways to teach. Teaching methods are reflective of one 's philosophy, particularly one's view of man. Depending on whether you view man as a product of evolution who only needs adjustment to his environment or whether you view man as the Scripture declares him to be (a fallen son of Adam, de� praved, lost and in need first of re� demption and then to be taught to bear the yoke of our Lord Jesus Christ) , your view will make a difference in how you teach children as well as what you teach children. n it pleased God by the foolishness of preaching to save them that believe." I Cor. I : 21. Preaching is the method God has chosen to get the Gospel to men. Ihere has never been anything that could take the place of God' s man preaching God' s Word boldly in the power of the Holy Spirit. Today a great deal of emphasis is placed on counsel ling; one outstanding preacher told me he knew of at least 100 preachers from his area who had left the pulpit for full time counsel ling. This is sad and is a conunentary on our times. Every pastor certainly spends time coun� selling those who need it, but this does not substitute for the "thundering" pul� pit, aM as a matter of fact if the pul� pit is the power it ought to be, many problems can be dealt with and corrected before personal counsel ling is needed. See Page 3 Christian School Education, by the Western Association of Schools, there is a chapter "The Christian Philosophy Applied to Methods of Instruction" writ� ten by James W. BraLey. Although a great deal of work was undoubtedly done by Mr. Braley in preparing this chapter and there is a great deal of very useful in� formation and help contained therein, I must disagree with one of the conclu� sions he arrives at. On page 111 he states, "The rightness' , or 'wrongness ' of any �thod simply relates to how they are used and what philosophy they under� gird, Methods are not necessarily good or evil in or of themselves." A method is a way of doing some� thing. There are right ways to do things An Open Letter To Dr. Jack Van Impe Dear Jack : As I have told you, I learned to have love and appreciation for you and Rexella during your two Connecticut crusades. When I presented you on the first night of the Hartford crusade I told t:he congregation that I was happy in the knowledge that you were a Funda� mentalist and a Separatist. I express� ed my gratitude that I was confident that you would never embarrass us or hurt our ministry. But, Jack, you have embarrassed us , by Dr. Wendell D. Mullen you have hurt us very much. Your Crusade Newsletter has just gone out to all our families. It is full of unfounded accusations and slan� der. I have listened to your Cobo Hall sermon. Many of your listeners, even those who applauded, did not know that you were accusing Dr. Bob Jones of namecalling, mudslinging and muckraking. In your Newsletter of November, 1977 , you do not mention Dr. Jones by name, but you were guilty of judgenental slander against him. You make it appear that there is no principle at stake You do not even mention the issue. There is an issuel Dr. Jones be� lieves that Dr. John Rice is disobedient to the Word of God in teaching a genera� tion of preachers to fellowship with men who openly support the apostasy. Many of us believe that Dr. Jones is correct. Jerry Falwe11 has foHowed Dr. Rice's teachings and example. I heard him on T. V. , and I read his statement in the Baptist Bible Tribune, saying See Page 4 |
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