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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1975
Page
7
Dear Ann answers a reader’s debate on whether a woman can rape a man. A Chicago lawyer says it is possible but highly improbable, noting male arousal is usually needed for intercourse. He concedes there could be a rare case, but most men would not be aroused under threat.
Mary Lou Farris, an Oklahoma City artist and Bible class teacher, has assembled a 2 by 3 foot genealogical chart tracing about 1,100 names from Adam and Eve to Jesus. The work aims to help readers see the Bible as a connected story rather than fragmented bits.
The Rev and Mrs David M Park former Pecos residents were among 41 missionaries named by the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board in its August meeting. They will teach theology in the Philippines after serving in Granbury Texas where he pastored Southside Baptist and she taught. The Parks have one son born in 1972.
New York based sociologist Peter L. Berger argues the modern world’s reality police erase belief in a universal God. He says these forces define reality through universities media and courts and repress transcendence while drives reappear in odd forms, especially among educated America.
A religious exhortation urges believers to pursue holiness as God’s standard. It defines holiness as freedom from sin and moral purity, achievable only by the Spirit’s work. It challenges readers to abandon self and trust in Jesus Christ for reconciliation and new life.
A religious prayer calls on God to deepen concern for children and strengthen witness. It references Matthew 18:3 and the Lord's Prayer ending with Amen. The plea asks for living in the spirit of Jesus teaching Our Father in heaven.
Franciscan Father Edward Dillon of the Roman Catholic Church told about 1000 attendees at a Bergen tent revival that he rejects labels, saying he is a Christian whose heart belongs to Jesus. He described the charismatic renewal as bringing the Lord to every person personally, not confined to Protestant denominations.
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