Old Testament Sunday School Shift Sparks Reflection
A devotional column contrasts the move from New Testament to Old Testament lessons, noting the historical Hebrew nation under Samuel and the tensions between religion and politics. It questions prayer in public life and recalls the Ten Commandments as a standard for American life amid changing school and public contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Foreman
Egypt
Vermont
Samuel
America
United States
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Don Foxhaven
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Clark Wicks
Leo Bolin
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the Insurance Center
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